Renewable Electricity Generation: Economic Analysis And Outlook,Used

Renewable Electricity Generation: Economic Analysis And Outlook,Used

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This volume examines the outlook for renewable energy in electricity generationparticularly wind and solar poweras a substitute for conventional fuels such as coal and natural gas. Economist Benjamin Zycher evaluates the central arguments in favor of policies that would make way for broader use of renewables and concludes that all are deeply problematic. 'Renewable' energy sources are not superior in cost to conventional fuels; nor are they less taxing on the environment. The popular argument that increased use of renewables will create 'green jobs' is likewise a fallacybecause wind and solar power are costly and inefficient, the net economic impact is a negative one. Zycher concludes that resourceuse behaviors emerging from market competition are the best guides to effective, sustainable energy policies.

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