The cost of solar energy has become lower than fossil fuels, driving a shift towards renewable energy sources. This transition is essential as the demand for energy continues to grow, necessitating rapid advancements in energy technology.

I'm extremely confident that solar energy will become at least a plurality of power in the U.S. within 20 years, meaning more power from solar than any other source.

We need to support any reliable energy source, including nuclear and natural gas, to ensure a stable energy supply for the future.

In the 2030s, I believe nuclear energy will become as cheap as solar energy, making it less weather-dependent and more accessible.

The tech industry will invest more in power generation than the traditional power generation industry due to its rapid growth and demand for energy.

We need to embrace all possible innovations in the energy sector, including solar, nuclear, and geothermal, to address future energy demands.

Abundant energy will allow for local production at low costs, reducing the need for competitive approaches and fostering collaboration instead.

SolarCity is creating a new type of distributed utility, empowering homeowners and businesses by providing competition against traditional utility monopolies.

SolarCity raises capital from partners like Google to purchase and install solar panels, charging homeowners a monthly lease that is lower than their utility bill.