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Don't forget to keep it nice and complicated so that we can be esily ripped off by the participating corporations and never even know it.

Excellent presentation! Really informative and well done. However, I did notice that the audio and video weren't quite syncing up for me. It seemed like Jim was speaking to the next slide (or sometimes a few slides ahead) while the visuals were showing something different. Just wanted to mention it in case others are experiencing the same. Still, great content overall!

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Seems like you also need to include the cost of intermittency into these calculations. All generating resources need some form of backup for reliable grid operation. For conventional generation it’s having additional resources available so generators can be rotated off line for maintenance and to have resources to bring on line in case of an unexpected failure. With wind and solar there is a much higher level of intermittency that requires backup, shouldn’t this cost (storage) be factored into the LCOE for these sources?

Haha my question on the last video has been answered!

How would we adjust this model to take into consideration monopolistic practices? I see in a free market with lots of competition limiting price isn’t helpful, I’m just curious what the optimal choice would be for a single company who controls the entire market. Would they be incentivized to overbuild base generators and overcharge?

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Finally someone explained it clearly.

Thank you. Very helpful.

It sounds like you're going to bankrupt the middle-class who now have oil furnaces. This country won't be happy until the Middle-class is completely obliterated, leaving only the very poor, and you old rich wh a$sholes left. Bunch of double talk in this vid that is not helpful.

thank you for posting this!

Great teaching, really appreciate this series

I just got a job as a programmer at an energy company. You literally saved me a lot of time onboarding.

Thank you so much for your effort

This is incredibly useless to me since it does not explain how the price is actually determined.

Begins at 25:15

would the missing money capital market also be impacted with offset demand, and how would the complication of voluntary vs compulsory commitments be factored in??

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Great video very clear, thank you!

good information sir

Let's assume that we have to displace a coal-fired power plant. We have the possibility to either build a wind farm or a gas-fired power plant. What would be the LACE of the wind farm? The cost of the energy produced by coal plant we are displacing or the one of the gas plant?

Great explanation, thank you!

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Excellent series of mini lectures so far. Consider this a thumbs up for the previous 32. So here in 33 is where the problems start. You make assumptions that rates are determined by variable costs alone. While this might be true in the extreme short term it is far from true in the long term because investors don't invest expecting not to cover all their costs over time. Rates are kept low over time by selecting the lowest LCOE plants to run, and LCOE must include a pro rata formula to derate plants which offer low ratios of firm capacity to average output (annual CF x nameplate MW). Using the lowest marginal cost plants first ensures only the lowest cost for power for that hour. To keep a system stable over time, we must use the lowest capacity credit adjusted LCOE plants in their optimum capacity factor ranges. Build/mix decisions depend on load profile and existing mix operating and marginal cost characteristics.

Thank you for this introductory lecture on cost.

Would be helpful to fix so that audio aligns with slides

Why is fixed cost part divided by the power capacity?

Has anybody ever told you that you sound almost exactly like Jeff Goldblum?

great explanation

Thank you for helping us understanding this concept

thank you for the great lecture !

Solar all the way.

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Thank you professor

Very helpful

Thank you for posting these lectures. Great contents!

I learned a lot with this video. thanks!!

Good course guys! One thought though: There would be at least one case of non-run solar (0 MC). At negative prices (and without regulatory/policy inflexibility), even 0 MC should shut down.

Very informative talk by our Principal Modeller Unnada Chewpreecha.

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Slides do NOT follow conversation!!

I watched your video and It helped ! Thanks

great presentation!