NuScale cancels first-of-a-kind nuclear project as costs surge

[chuckChuck]

Yes, but I want to hear your libertarian math based analysis. Because I am betting it will be another whopper!

[AlbertaFarmer5]

So according to your "libertarian" math you disregard all the previous decades of investment in a mature and established industry and only compare present investment and output.

And you disregard all the previous decades of investment in solar, and assume it was all built last year.
Did you know that the first grid scale solar farm was built in 1983, if it isn't yet a mature established industry 40+ years later, then that says a lot about the viability of solar.

[chuckChuck]

Very small amounts of previous investment in renewables vs large amounts of previous investment in oil and gas all based on very generous public subsidies and incentives.

Try to compare Apples to Apples!

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Very small amounts of previous investment in renewables

Really, for how many years have you been making the absurd claims about investment in renewables exceeding fossil fuels already?

[chuckChuck]

So the IEA is wrong?

And A5 you have a handle on global investment in energy and know more than the IEA?