Electricity Economics
Melissa highlights the challenge of achieving low-cost electricity while relying on renewable sources, emphasizing the unrealistic expectation of a 100% capacity factor. Shayle elaborates on the disconnect between the cost of renewables and the actual delivered price of electricity, urging companies to consider real-world scenarios rather than idealized assumptions. The conversation underscores the importance of understanding the economic implications for electrified processes in various sectors.In this clip
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