Renewable Energy Costs to Fall 2-11% by 2025

Sunita Somvanshi

Clean power costs will drop by 2-11% in 2025, with new solar and wind farms beating coal and gas prices in global markets.

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Battery storage prices plunged to $104 per megawatt-hour in 2024, expected to break the $100 barrier in 2025.

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China produces clean energy tech 11-64% cheaper than other markets, pushing costs down while raising trade concerns.

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Solar farm expenses fell 21% globally last year, while wind and solar generation costs will decrease 4% and 2% respectively.

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Trade barriers from US and European nations aim to protect local industries from cheap Chinese imports.

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Clean technology costs could fall 22-49% by 2035, despite international trade tensions.

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China reached its 2030 renewable energy goal early, while clean power additions grew to 600 GW in 2024.

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Solar and wind energy expand twice as fast in Global South compared to Global North, reshaping energy markets.

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