That's at $80-120/MWh though, much higher than the GPs $35.
Agreed though it is exciting to see the cost drops - but it's important to compare like for like wrt to intermittency.
Agreed though it is exciting to see the cost drops - but it's important to compare like for like wrt to intermittency.
WRT intermittency, the point of this conversation is that hydrogen generation is a solution: over-provision and generate combustible hydrogen (or ammonia, etc) that can be used later and / or where electricity performs poorly: long haul transport and high-temperature industrial processes. Many links on @ChrisGoodall2's excellent "Carbon Commentary": https://us9.campaign-archive.com/home/?u=a336c39e55a6260d59a...
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