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It appears that all his calculations in the article are done without subsidies factored in.


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It also ignores the subsidies being provided.

your reasoning assumes no subsidies

Still not seeing any subsidies. Subtracting costs from revenue is not a subsidy.

Still not seeing any subsidies. Subtracting costs from revenue is not a subsidy.

I don't see a mention of subsidies. Any details?

Interesting. But I don't think anyone qualifies for a subsidy.

Companies keeping their own money is not a subsidy. The article is dishonest.

that's not what subsidies mean.

There might even be a good argument against subsidies. But the article was not it.

That's not what a subsidy is.

Are they counting welfare and government subsidies as income? I think not.

That's not what subsidy means.

You are way overestimating the effect of subsidies.

The subsidies created the scale and experience required to lower the costs; they're not included in the cost numbers. With current technology, they are cheaper without subsidies.

Hardly a subsidy if it can't be spent ;)

Either way, it won't be corporate subsidies.

but this is absurd levels of subsidy. Seems too much to be believed.

If you read the article, this is a profitable investment, not a subsidy.

#7 isn't really a subsidy
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