Nice to see, I hope it helps people get more cheap energy.
All I have are nits to pick:
> 10.7k TWh globally
This brings back memories of the time I almost shortened "thousand kilometres" to "kkm".
Also, and this is not a criticism of Google, the IEA link on that text looks suspiciously like the IEA is still forecasting linear deployment of PV between 2025 and 2035, despite at least a decade of people pointing at it being historically exponential and asking why they don't assume the exponent will continue — I'm expecting about double their number for PV by 2035, if trends continue.
All I have are nits to pick:
> 10.7k TWh globally
This brings back memories of the time I almost shortened "thousand kilometres" to "kkm".
Also, and this is not a criticism of Google, the IEA link on that text looks suspiciously like the IEA is still forecasting linear deployment of PV between 2025 and 2035, despite at least a decade of people pointing at it being historically exponential and asking why they don't assume the exponent will continue — I'm expecting about double their number for PV by 2035, if trends continue.