Solar power will ultimately beat all other energy sources, including natural gas, because it has no feedstock or operational costs once installed, and the key is to lower the initial installation and financing costs.

The transition from solar energy being viewed as the future in the 90s to it now being a commonplace reality is remarkable.

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

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.

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

Renewable energy options like hydroelectric and solar power are becoming more accessible and economically viable for many people in America.

The technology in the energy sector is evolving rapidly, with significant investments in small modular nuclear reactors and other innovations.

The modern environmental movement identifies the correct problem of finite resources but fails to propose appealing solutions for economic growth. To make clean technologies cost competitive, we need to massively lower their prices through subsidies and innovation until the innovation curve is crossed.

Tesla offers solar systems that can be purchased or leased, with the typical lease lasting 20 years, allowing consumers to pay no upfront costs while decreasing their utility bills, and you can pay less for solar energy than your current utility bill.