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Energy transition at Tesla speed: Only with this technology

If the energy transition is to come, then please in Tesla speed (WKN: A1CX3T). That’s what the Federal Minister of Economics wants. And very likely also many consumers whose jaws have recently dropped at the gas station.

Tesla speed because the US electric car pioneer was able to complete a new factory in record time. Not in China, but in Grünheide in Brandenburg. Right next to Berlin Airport BER, which only recently started operations after a delay of ten years.

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However, BER speed is no longer an option for the energy transition. Because dependency on fossil fuels is more of a problem than ever. In the meantime, climate change has been joined by a war that is obviously financed by the trade in fossil fuels.

But Tesla speed cannot be prescribed by law. In my opinion, an energy turnaround in record time can only succeed if you integrate a technology whose hunger for energy is downright legendary.

In theory, renewable energy is the best investment ever

There’s always a lot to complain about politics. But when it comes to renewable energies, the hands of the market are inherently tied.

It’s true: sun and wind don’t send an invoice. But whoever builds the wind turbine or the solar farm is guaranteed to send one.

In a perfect world, renewable energy would be the best investment ever. Unfortunately, the yields are anything but predictable.

Example wind power: In stormy times, the rotors deliver so much energy that prices collapse. In the doldrums the prices are high, but unfortunately you have nothing to sell. In short, renewable energy is more volatile than any Cathie Wood stock.

An energy transition at Tesla speed needs an insatiable customer

Now, of course, one could stabilize the prices by law. In my opinion, however, Tesla speed requires unbureaucratic automation.

In a perfect world, we would have a customer who would demand any amount of energy at any time. Because then even days with very high surpluses would not necessarily result in a drop in prices on the energy markets.

On the bad days, this insatiable customer would disconnect bit by bit. On average, an energy market with long-term stable yields would automatically arise.

As a result, the resources of this world would magically rush to these yields. The energy transition would be solved at Tesla speed.

A smart solution that Elon Musk would immediately nod to

Luckily we live in this perfect world. Because for around ten years, a sector that is starving for electrical energy like no other has been exploding.

It is the crypto miners who create digital values ​​with gigantic computing systems. You can think what you want about that. But the business is running and is probably only in its infancy.

Of course, the energy transition could also be implemented without crypto miners. Many roads lead to Rome.

But if you want to implement the energy transition at Tesla speed, you have to approach things like Tesla boss Elon Musk. I suspect he would immediately nod off the crypto idea.

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Stefan Naerger does not own any of the shares mentioned. The Motley Fool owns shares of shares of and recommends Tesla.

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