The Shift to Renewable Energy Has Accelerated

Solar photovoltaics will be in an “unassailable position” as the cheapest source of new electricity by 2050.

This is according to DNV, which is one of the biggest global risk management firms in the world and delivered more than $2.3 billion in revenue last year.

In its latest energy outlook, DNV provided an exceptionally thorough analysis on the transition of the global energy economy.

Here are some highlights…

High energy prices and a greater focus on energy security due to the war in Ukraine will not slow the long-term transition:

Europe aims to accelerate its renewables buildout to achieve energy security.
In the rest of the world, tackling high energy and food prices may shift decarbonization down the list of priorities in the short term.
The long-term influence of the war on the pace of the energy transition is low compared with main long-term drivers of change: plunging renewables costs, electrification, and rising carbon prices

Electricity will remain the mainstay of the transition; it is growing bigger and greener everywhere:

With an expected 83% share of the electricity system in 2050, renewables are squeezing the fossil fuel share of the overall energy mix to just below the 50% mark in 2050.
Despite short-term raw material cost challenges, the capacity growth of solar and wind is unstoppable: By 2050, they are expected to have grown 20-fold and 10-fold, respectively.
Hydrogen will only supply 5% of global energy demand in 2050.
Pure hydrogen use will scale in manufacturing from the early 2030s and in derivative form (ammonia, e-methanol, and other e-fuels) in heavy transport from the late 2030s.
Green hydrogen from dedicated renewables and from the grid will become dominant over time; blue hydrogen and blue ammonia will retain important roles in the long term.

One thing to note is that the continued and rapid proliferation of renewable energy is primarily the result of massive decreases in manufacturing and installation costs. Had the renewable energy industry not been able to drastically reduce these costs the way it did, none of this would be happening right now.

And these cost reductions continue to happen.

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