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37. Solar energy is finally the cheapest in history?
Season 2 · Episode 37

37. Solar energy is finally the cheapest in history?

Waste Not WHY Not

December 30, 202020m 23s

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Show Notes

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Here’s another short(er) episode where N8 talks about whatever’s in the news!

The International Energy Agency’s annual report just came out, and it finally recognizes the growing trend of solar energy. Solar is now the cheapest source of energy in certain areas of the world! These are incredible developments in spite of the pandemic that disrupted so many renewable plans. N8 dives into the IEA report to look at the numbers, figure out how solar became so cheap, and share some other interesting findings. 

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