Are markets the right tool for decarbonizing electricity?
In his book The Price Is Wrong, Brett Christophers argues that, contrary to recent economic triumphalism among renewables advocates, wind and solar are not profitable enough to attract the private capital necessary to scale as fast as they need to scale. He and I dig deep (extremely deep) into the details.
Volts Are markets the right tool for decarbonizing electricity? 46 48 5 1× 0:00 Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:35:30 -1:35:30 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Are markets the right tool for decarbonizing electricity? A conversation with Brett Christophers, author of "The Price Is Wrong." David Roberts Jun 12, 2024 46 48 5 Share Transcript In his book The Price Is Wrong , Brett Christophers argues that, contrary to recent economic triumphalism among renewables advocates, wind and solar are not profitable enough to attract the private capital necessary to sca
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