Hydrogen Learning Curves Are Counting The Wrong Doublings

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CleanTechnica reported this electric mobility development: Hydrogen cost forecasts often borrow one of the clean-energy transition’s most useful empirical tools: the experience curve. If a technology has historically fallen by a given percentage in cost every time cumulative deployment doubles, analysts can estimate how many doublings lie ahead and compound the learning rate i

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