> A shortage of skilled labor could derail efforts to "electrify everything."
The same could be said from car mechanics when the first Ford Model T's started rolling off the lines. If the electrification saves money, then people will happily pay up for a technician, and I don't see why nobody would want to become an electrician. Capitalism has a way of solving these things.
The same could be said from car mechanics when the first Ford Model T's started rolling off the lines. If the electrification saves money, then people will happily pay up for a technician, and I don't see why nobody would want to become an electrician. Capitalism has a way of solving these things.