The amount of energy we consume is fixed. Therefore there is no advantage to energy producers to dramatically cut costs. If they started to produce energy at 1/10th of the cost the people/government would force them to reduce the price of electric. This would lead to falling profits and shareholder value.
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The amount of energy we consume is fixed. Therefore there is no advantage to energy producers to dramatically cut costs. If they started to produce energy at 1/10th of the cost the people/government would force them to reduce the price of electric. This would lead to falling profits and shareholder value.