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Renewable Energy Will, and Needs to Be, Technology Driven

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Briefings

A POWER Magazine commentary argues that renewable energy must prioritize economic competitiveness over ideological ideals to succeed. The article notes that while fossil fuel generation is currently dominant, renewable energy faces significant challenges requiring technological advancement to reach market potential.

Key points

• Renewable energy must be ever-economical and ever-competitive to achieve market potential, as ideology has not yet secured megawatt-hours to market.
• Current generation using fossil fuels is the dominant force, but renewable energy must overcome significant challenges to become ever-competitive.

Context

POWER Magazine published this commentary on November 9, 2026, analyzing the transition from fossil fuel dominance to renewable energy adoption. The article highlights that economic competitiveness is the primary driver for renewable energy's success, contrasting it with ideological goals.

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