To the extent that renewable energy makes economic sense, either because it can be produced more cheaply than fossil fuels or is a cost-effective way to comply with environmental performance standards, it will be adopted without specific support for renewable energy.
Randy Neugebauer: “To the extent that renewable energy makes economic sense, either because it can be produced more cheaply than fossil…”
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Neugebauer discusses the economic viability of renewable energy without government support.
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