Solar now ‘cheaper than grid electricity’ in every Chinese city, study finds
Panoramic view of the photovoltaic power station of Cariñena, Zaragoza, Spain. The panels are mounted on dual axis trackers in order to maximise the intensity of incoming direct radiation. This solution enables the arrays to track the sun in its daily orbit. Image: Diego Delso
Josh Gabbatiss
Author, Carbon Brief
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