Lazard’s latest Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) analysis shows that utility-scale wind and solar remain the lowest-cost sources of new electricity capacity, beating gas and coal in most scenarios. (see the generated image above)
That has big implications for:
Investment strategy and capital allocation
Utility resource planning and grid reliability
Policy design and long-term energy security
In short, economics are now a tailwind for the energy transition, not a constraint. (see the generated image above)
If you work in energy, infrastructure, or policy, it’s time to treat clean energy as the default choice — not a niche alternative.
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