The paradox of the energy transition is that , because of the low marginal costs of new renewable energy sources (RES) , it drags electricity prices down and discourages investments in flexible productions that are needed to compensate for the lack of dispatchability of the new RES - the energy transition discourages the investments that are required for its own harmonious expansion.
<coherence> The paradox of the energy transition is that , because of the low marginal costs of new renewable energy sources (RES) , it drags electricity prices down and discourages investments in flexible productions that are needed to compensate for the lack of dispatchability of the new RES - the energy transition discourages the investments that are required for its own harmonious expansion.
The paradox of the energy transition is that , because of the low marginal costs of new renewable energy sources (RES) drag electricity prices down and discourages investments in flexible productions that are needed to compensate for the lack of dispatchability of the new RES - the energy transition discourages the investments that are required for its own harmonious expansion.