Not exact matches
So the Venus project is actually just an idea about what society would look like with vastly
cheaper technology than what
exists now?
On the EV theme, this article is fairly interesting, it's based on a report which paints a picture where rapid take - up could occur due to self - driving
technology making it much
cheaper to get a self - driving taxi
than to use your
existing car.
Technology policy can make clean energy
cheaper, but not necessarily
cheaper than fossil fuel alternatives, particularly
existing coal power plants whose capital costs are already sunk.
On the positive side, the need for change to a 21st century energy system based on renewable sources of energy is widely recognized, the necessary
technologies exist (and are often
cheaper than conventional forms of energy provision), and considerable progress has been made.
A couple of years ago CSIRO came up with an evaluation of solar energy potential for Oz that basically said we could supply Australia's eletrical needs, cheaply,
cheaper initial outlay
than nuke by lots, 24 hours per day, with
existing technology within a handful of years from then.