The Levelized Cost of Electricity is a useful midpoint for assessing power project costs but serves as a signpost rather than an end-all metric for comparing different energy technologies.

“We see the LCE as a midpoint, not the end point. And the reason we think that is because you can't take the LC in isolation and it doesn't necessarily say to you if you have um solar is the cheapest technology that your entire grid should be based off of solar. That's not the correct way of looking ”