Solar – disruption is the established order

It costs 3X to set up solar farm in the US than China, and hence not a mainstream news item today.

https://perspicacity.xyz/2017/02/13/experts-have-massively-underestimated-solar-why-solar-part-1/

Solar has reached the tipping where demand is no longer sustained by  government fiat, where investment will soon be an order of magnitude larger than in the past.

https://perspicacity.xyz/2017/02/13/how-solar-progress-progresses-solar-part-2/

Theodore Wright, at war

We won because we smothered the enemy in an avalanche of production, the like of which he had never seen, nor dreamed possible.

https://perspicacity.xyz/2017/02/13/the-world-at-a-tipping-point-solar-part-3/

Beliefs also have a role in disruption along with science and economics:

Doubt will hold back the pace of technological change, as much as science or economics.  In war, there was no uncertainty of whether production would be procured.  The only focus was how to make more, faster.

The economic curves have crossed each other this year for Solar in Australia, Chile and Middle East:

Not that there will not be casualties, in fact expect more casualties as the operators starts under pricing for market share gains. The biggest new items after 10 – 20 years might be solar eclipses in places where battery storage systems are not in play, as most of the power will be generated by solar.

Lets watch how this game unfolds.