Energy Transition

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The beautiful math of solar energy
The beautiful math of solar energy Image: Bloomberg

As more coal and gas plants sit idle, their costs escalates. However, this leads to an increase in wind and solar energy installations.
As more coal and gas plants sit idle, their costs escalates. However, this leads to an increase in wind and solar energy installations. Image: Bloomberg
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