Scaling up renewables: the hard problems we still haven't solved.
The economic argument is largely won — solar and wind are now the cheapest new generation in most of the world. But cheap generation is only half the story. As renewables become the grid's backbone, a set of stubborn technical challenges decides whether we reach full decarbonization or stall well short of it.


The economic argument is largely won — solar and wind are now the cheapest new generation in most of the world. But cheap generation is only half the story. As renewables become the grid's backbone, a set of stubborn technical challenges decides whether we reach full decarbonization or stall well short of it.


