Solar Power Leaps Key Cost Barrier As Coal And Gas Sidelined (Shocker!)
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Ember's analysis of 74 climate-vulnerable nations representing 20% of the world's population finds that solar power has reached cost parity with coal and natural gas, making it the more economical choice for electricity-deprived countries for the first time.
The analysis focuses on capital costs and does not address grid infrastructure, storage, or other implementation barriers specific to each nation.
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