By the end of next year - there will be greater than 1 terawatt of solar module manufacturing capacity. Far more than any other energy source ever, including accounting for capacity factor.

abobla@lemm.ee · 10 months ago

By the end of next year - there will be greater than 1 terawatt of solar module manufacturing capacity. Far more than any other energy source ever, including accounting for capacity factor.

Edgelord_Of_Tomorrow@lemmy.world · 10 months ago

I absolutely agree that we should build nuclear as well as renewable.

But the argument is one or the other, the people advocating for nuclear are advocating in bad faith to undermine renewables, few to none are advocating for both.

BastingChemina@slrpnk.net · 10 months ago

I personally seeing mostly the opposite, people advocating for renewable trying to undermine nuclear.

On the other hand I don’t see anyone pushing a nuclear scenario that does not include a lot of renewables too.

Edgelord_Of_Tomorrow@lemmy.world · 10 months ago

You’re either not paying attention or just being dishonest now mate.

By the end of next year - there will be greater than 1 terawatt of solar module manufacturing capacity. Far more than any other energy source ever, including accounting for capacity factor.

By the end of next year - there will be greater than 1 terawatt of solar module manufacturing capacity. Far more than any other energy source ever, including accounting for capacity factor.

A terawatt of solar module capacity expected within 16 months