Clean Energy Economics Reach Tipping Point as Renewables Capture All Demand Growth
Solar and wind are now meeting virtually all global electricity demand growth while fossil fuels decline, with renewables over 90% cheaper than coal/gas in most markets. This represents a fundamental economic shift where clean energy isn't just competitive—it's dominant in new capacity decisions. Battery costs dropped 2-3x in recent years, accelerating grid-scale storage adoption.
The transition has moved beyond policy dependence to pure economics, making it resilient to political headwinds and creating unstoppable momentum in energy markets.
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energy economics
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