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44:37 - 54:52 (10:15)
Using solar energy in homes with battery systems can be a transformative solution to energy and can create hundreds of thousands of well-paying jobs in the United States while also reducing costs. However, it requires political will and government subsidies to achieve it.
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China's potential investment in 140 nuclear plants could lead to energy cost reductions and increased manufacturing competitiveness, with nuclear power production estimated to drop to just one cent per kilowatt hour with perfect efficiency.
44:37 - 47:13 (02:35)
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China's potential investment in 140 nuclear plants could lead to energy cost reductions and increased manufacturing competitiveness, with nuclear power production estimated to drop to just one cent per kilowatt hour with perfect efficiency. However, there are still issues such as environmental impact, misunderstanding of nuclear energy, and opposition to building nuclear plants that need to be addressed.
ChapterShifting to Solar Energy in Homes
EpisodeE70: EMERGENCY POD! Russia invades Ukraine: Reactions, Putin's ambition, Biden's response and more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The cost of upgrading and maintaining the energy grid in the United States to achieve clean energy is in the billions of dollars, but this is achievable with government subsidies and the creation of new jobs.
47:13 - 53:42 (06:29)
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The cost of upgrading and maintaining the energy grid in the United States to achieve clean energy is in the billions of dollars, but this is achievable with government subsidies and the creation of new jobs. Investing in solar energy for residential homes could be a transformational solution to the energy crisis, but a credible alternative to the 3% residue solar needs to be developed.
ChapterShifting to Solar Energy in Homes
EpisodeE70: EMERGENCY POD! Russia invades Ukraine: Reactions, Putin's ambition, Biden's response and more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The bottom line for the S&P is considered to be around 3800 and there may be one last push before the market recovers.
53:42 - 54:52 (01:09)
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The bottom line for the S&P is considered to be around 3800 and there may be one last push before the market recovers. Buyers are advised to look towards growth investments and sellers should prioritize value.