Shortage and price spikes are becoming a serious problem in the Renewables market. Recently The Economist recognized this and published an article titled "How green bottlenecks threaten the clean energy business”.
The bottlenecks threatening the energy revolution. A strong push is now wanted to assist make the revolution occur.
The supply-side problems, such as scarce metals and land constraints, that threaten to slow the green-energy boom. Far from being transitory, these bottlenecks risk becoming a recurring feature of the world economy for years to come because the shift to a cleaner energy system is still only in its infancy. Governments must respond to these market signals, facilitating a huge private-sector investment boom over the next decade that increases capacity. If they don’t, they stand little chance of keeping their promises to reach “net-zero” emissions.
