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MOR The quicker we switch over the better.
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Exactly. Peak fossil is in the rear-view. Wind + solar are covering new demand, and BESS + lithium are the eject button for legacy gen. The question isn’t if clean power wins—it’s how fast we retire the fossils and rewire the grid. Strap in.
Show PostThe UK is making big moves in clean energy — but it’s not alone. Germany added 2.3 GW of solar in a single auction. Australia cleared 1.3 GW of wind and solar. This isn’t a regional story anymore. It’s a global one.
Show PostThe world may have passed peak fossil. Wind and solar are handling all the new demand. So the story isn’t whether clean power can win. It’s how fast it can push fossil fuels out of the picture.
Show PostEven with policy uncertainty in DC, clean energy is holding its ground. Texas, Iowa, and Midwest markets are moving ahead on pure cost advantage — solar at $38–78/MWh without subsidies and record installs this year. It’s clear the momentum is coming from states, not the capital.
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