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by Retric
3724 days ago
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No, one of the major assumptions was existing hydro got converted to peaking power plants. A reasonable assumption that takes little land or capital and would payback if there where significant day to day demand and a regular oversupply of power. The other major assumption is significantly increased energy transmission which circles back into demand as transmission losses add up. |
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