Thus, in stark contrast to the 1994-95 Mexican peso crisis, which hinged on over-consumption, soaring imports and a lack of foreign-exchange reserves to pay for them, the current Asian crisis concerns skidding demand, over-capacity, weak exports and a lack of profitability.
These on-demand resources could start and stop to suit smaller periods of additional demand over the capacity provided by the option.
China's push to develop renewables has not been entirely plain sailing either, with concerns about over-capacity, falling demand for electricity and curtailment, the amount of energy that is produced but fails to make it to the grid.
Demand for capacity on this scale will, however, only arise over the next decades, when most of generated power is coming from renewable energies".
If there is any surplus PV power over demand, and capacity left in the tank for accommodating additional hydrogen, this surplus power is supplied to the electrolyser to produce hydrogen for storage.
Some once bustling corners of the city are now eerily deserted with mills forced to close down as a result of over-capacity and plummeting demand.
"There's nobody here – just us," said one of three security guards braving snow and sub-zero temperatures to watch over the dilapidated facility, which, like many others in the region, has been forced out of business by massive over-capacity and plummeting demand.
"But now there's less capacity, because airlines are more closely matching seat demand to capacity".
But it also undermines our economy -- when the few capture so much, the many are strapped, demand for goods declines, companies have over capacity, workers get laid off, the economy suffers.
The ever-increasing international demand for fish has brought about over capacity in both large and small-scale fisheries.
