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2020: Fossil fuels are dead, long live the sun

GreenBiz

2020: Fossil fuels are dead, long live the sun. In this strangest of all years, as the death toll mounts from a disease caused by human incursions into once intact ecosystems, we’re observing another death — the demise of fossil fuels. To put it simply, that is record-cheap solar power. Hunter Lovins.

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Benefits of Solar Power for Homes for Homeowners

Green Living Guy

Solar power is becoming increasingly popular as a source of clean, renewable energy. More and more homeowners are installing solar panels on their roofs to generate electricity and reduce their dependence on traditional, fossil-fuel-based power sources.

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Alberta renewables should have fewer roadblocks than fossil fuels, not more

Clean Energy Canada

VICTORIA — Evan Pivnick, clean energy program manager at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the Alberta government’s six-month moratorium on new wind and solar power projects. Ultimately, it is Albertans who will pay the price for these delays.”

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EY: Solar LCOE 29% lower than cheapest fossil fuel alternative

PV Tech

The cost of solar power generation dropped from US$417 per MWh in 2010 to US$49 per MWh in 2022, representing a 88% decrease.

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Selling solar power as energy independence in fossil fuel-heavy Louisiana

Solar Power World

The ability for homeowners to purchase the means to generate their own power via rooftop solar is much more commonplace in 2019 than it was even 10… The post Selling solar power as energy independence in fossil fuel-heavy Louisiana appeared first on Solar Power World.

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Debunking the myths that keep landowners from supporting solar power

Solar Power World

By Nathan Fabrick, VP of corporate development, National Land Realty Solar energy is positioned to become one of the most important pieces of America’s energy supply, especially as the Biden administration begins preparations to transition the country from fossil fuels to renewable resources.

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FERC expects 50 GW of rewnewables to be added in next three years – far outpacing fossil fuels

Solar Power World

FERC’s latest monthly “Energy Infrastructure Update” report (with data… The post FERC expects 50 GW of rewnewables to be added in next three years – far outpacing fossil fuels appeared first on Solar Power World.