According to the latest energy report from Lazard, the subsidized cost of solar and wind is now below the marginal cost of operating nuclear and coal plants.
And the unsubsidized cost isn’t far behind and is still falling. It fell 9% last year.
And the unsubsidized cost isn’t far behind and is still falling. It fell 9% last year.
For those willing to move around, there will be a huge demand for transmission line workers linking solar and wind resources to where they're needed.
It's hard blue collar work that pays fairly.