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This page is about how to scale up solar power enough to [[decarbonize energy]]. | This page is about how to scale up [[solar power]] enough to [[decarbonize energy]]. | ||
===Things that won't work=== | ===Things that ''won't'' work=== | ||
* [[Solar panels]] of today - too mineral-intensive to scale up | * [[Solar panels]] of today - too mineral-intensive to scale up | ||
* [[Concentrator PV]] - useless on cloudy days (whereas other solar panels are reasonably productive) | * [[Concentrator PV]] - useless on cloudy days (whereas other solar panels are reasonably productive) |
Revision as of 05:39, 19 February 2024
This page is about how to scale up solar power enough to decarbonize energy.
Things that won't work
- Solar panels of today - too mineral-intensive to scale up
- Concentrator PV - useless on cloudy days (whereas other solar panels are reasonably productive)
- Desert solar - too far away from where most people live