“Costs fall off as projects increase in size to a sweet spot of 3-5 MW and then rise again. Divided over the projected output over 25 years, however, these costs are in the hundredths of a cent per kilowatt-hour.”
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I think of the simple demonstration by Richard P. Feynman to challenge the Morton-Thikol / NASA O-ring mistake in judgment that cost lives. Yes, the special interests are using kitchen sink tactics, and, as Gandhi exhorted, “First they ignore you, then then laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.” Rather than sophisticated psychological tit-for-tat, you win with clear examples that cut through the male bovine manure. -
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