>”[F]or example, in 2018, **EIA data suggested** that from January 2018 to December 2023 only 37.7GW would retire, compared with the 81.5GW that did retire during that period.”
Is this to compensate for their under-predicting the growth of solar power?
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>”[F]or example, in 2018, **EIA data suggested** that from January 2018 to December 2023 only 37.7GW would retire, compared with the 81.5GW that did retire during that period.”
Is this to compensate for their under-predicting the growth of solar power?