Part 10/11:
Kalcanis criticized the U.S. policy landscape, labeling current skepticism as shortsighted and rooted in outdated paradigms. He attributed the U.S. delay in scaling renewable infrastructure to political inertia and protectionist tendencies, contrasting this with China’s proactive, state-driven investments.
He argued that Elon Musk's approach—building market-demand-driven solutions—aligns with the inevitable direction of technological evolution. Despite policy hurdles, market forces will ensure solar and batteries lead the global energy transformation, providing an abundant future.