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Clean energy's real bottleneck is market design, not technology
Original: The Clean Energy Bottleneck Isn’t Technology. It’s Market Design.
Stanford Graduate School of Business argues that clean energy deployment is being held back not by technological limits but by outdated market design. The piece contends that electricity markets, pricing rules and regulatory structures were built for fossil fuels and now slow the integration of renewables. The argument feeds a wider debate among policymakers and energy analysts about whether grid reform, rather than new innovation, is the priority for the energy transition.
Why now: It challenges the common assumption that clean energy progress is limited by technology, prompting debate about electricity market reform.
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- The Clean Energy Bottleneck Isn’t Technology. It’s Market Design. · Stanford Graduate School of Business
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