• GBU_28@lemm.ee
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    7 months ago

    Well the point is the powerplant, if not currently a municipal service, has to pay for itself, make capital improvements, pay wages, etc.

    If the powerplant doesn’t have “regular” income they are in a tougher spot and “may” go out of business.

    Solar and green energy is wonderful and we need more and more. But we should agree we want power at any time, in any condition, so the powerplant currently still needs to exist.

    This problem is not wholly removed if the powerplant is a municipal service either.

    Edit Not sure what the downvotes are for, nothing I said is wrong. I even praised green energy.