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Using Thermodynamics & 100-Year-Old Technology To Break The $20 Per MWh Barrier
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Summary
Comparing the current cost of energy at ~$100 USD per MWh to a system based on a redesign of a 100 – 200 year old technology shows that sub $20 USD per MWh energy is possible with technology available today. It also shows that renewable energy can be far cheaper than fossil fuels with a little creativity.
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