Pfund: Cost Declines for Newer Clean Tech Won't Match Solar's
Nancy Pfund · Investors riff on the new era for climate investing · Oct 16, 2023 · at 33:45
Nancy Pfund, founder of DBL Partners, compares early-stage clean technologies like nuclear and electrolyzers to solar's historic 90% cost drop over a decade.
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“I predict that the cost decline in these newer technologies will not be as impressive. That 10 years from now, we will not see .”
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