The quiet revolution happening on rooftops and desert landscapes could fundamentally reshape energy.
Solar energy has been dismissed for decades as too expensive, too intermittent, and too niche to matter. That narrative is collapsing faster than most people realize. Recent data shows solar installations are accelerating at rates that catch even optimistic forecasters off guard.
The technology improvements and cost reductions have reached a tipping point where solar doesn’t just compete with fossil fuels—it dominates them economically in most markets. What seemed impossible a decade ago now appears inevitable.
