is this going to be the morther of all crashes, page-103

Thank you MJH1975 and all the others that support this concern for action as the global crisis deepens.

Here's the link for a recent David Mills interview in which he quotes 10-11c per KWh as the current cost but falling as they develop the system.
Note also, as I mentioned before, heat can easily and efficiently be stored underground in liquified salts to maintain constant power supply on demand without needing coal or nuke, just build the capacity needed to cover the heat batteries.

How we can influence the government to take responsibility
for the infrastructure as a matter of urgency is the hard part?

My apologies for those who feel this way off topic but surely it's at the heart of why the global markets are falling?



http://www.beyondzeroemissions.org/2008/03/23/david-mills-ausra-describes-fresnel-concentrating-solar-thermal-storage-technology-baseload-renewable