Solar Energy : This Is What A Disruptive Technology Looks Like

Imagine that solar was cheaper than any other energy source. Now imagine that this actually happened a few years ago.

I don't know how accurate the research and logic behind the joulestandard is, however it seem to be making sense.

If correct, we can expect disruptions – and changes – in just a few years. Maybe this is why the price has come down – it simply had to in order to remain competitive. Interesting theory.

This is the of disruptive . It represents such an improvement that it renders existing industries obsolete. We saw waves of disruption take place as the Internet upended entire industries. Expect to see a lot of this in the coming years.

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