For a long time, the holy grail of solar photovoltaics (PV) has been "grid parity," the point at which it would be as cheap to generate one's own solar electricity as it is to buy electricity from the grid. And that is indeed an important market milestone, being achieved now in many places around the world. But recently it has become clear that PV is set to go beyond grid parity and become the cheapest way to generate electricity.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Good News for Solar Energy
Kees Van Der Leun observes Solar PV rapidly becoming the cheapest option to generate electricity:
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