Clean Energy Economics Drive Unstoppable Transition Despite Climate Target Gap
Energy experts declare the transition 'completely unstoppable' as solar costs hit 10.5 cents/watt (half of 2023 levels) and global clean energy investment exceeded $2 trillion in 2025. Yet experts acknowledge current technological deployment rates remain too slow to meet 2°C climate targets, creating a paradox of economic inevitability versus climate inadequacy.
Market forces ensure transition continuation regardless of policy changes, but timeline misalignment with climate goals may trigger more aggressive intervention measures.
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