Natural gas’s dominance as power-plant fuel in the US is fading fast as the cost of electricity generated by wind farms and solar projects tumbles, according to Guggenheim Securities.

Utility-scale solar is now about a third cheaper than gas-fired power, while onshore wind is about 44% less expensive, Guggenheim analysts led by Shahriar Pourreza said Monday in a note to clients.

    • edentEnglish
      7·
      1 year ago

      I wrote a long and detailed reply to you… and then realised you said “without”.

      I 100% agree with you!

    • bettyspaghetti@beehaw.orgEnglish
      5·
      1 year ago

      Completely agree. A scorched earth from climate change is more of an eyesore than solar panels on rooftops but okay HOA.