This Energy Revolution Could Shrink Your Electric Bill to Zero

How does this possibly make sense?
The answer is in the wind.
Blown-Away Prices
Normally, utility companies calculate how much a kilowatt-hour of electricity will cost to produce and therefore, how much to charge the customers. That’s pretty easy to do with fossil fuels, but wind production – which Germany depends on heavily – can be volatile due to weather conditions. That means utilities must install extra renewable power capacity to meet demand in suboptimal conditions.

This post was published at Mauldin Economics on OCTOBER 31, 2017.


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