The article discusses the rapid rise of solar power, predicting that by 2030, solar energy could be effectively free during daylight hours in many regions. This growth is driven by an 80% increase in solar capacity in 2023, making solar the cheapest source of new electricity for 95% of the world.
The potential for industries to adjust operations based on solar availability is highlighted, along with the need for advancements in energy storage and transmission to fully harness this clean energy revolution.
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The article discusses the rapid rise of solar power, predicting that by 2030, solar energy could be effectively free during daylight hours in many regions. This growth is driven by an 80% increase in solar capacity in 2023, making solar the cheapest source of new electricity for 95% of the world.
The potential for industries to adjust operations based on solar availability is highlighted, along with the need for advancements in energy storage and transmission to fully harness this clean energy revolution.