CSIRO crowns wind, solar and storage the cheapest

A DRAFT report from the CSIRO has reaffirmed that wind and solar will continue to be the cheapest new source of electricity for any expected grid share from 50-100% and is projected to be the case through to 2050.

Trend continues through to 2050

11 December 2020
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