EconomySolar’s European Boom Reaches Regions Once Considered Too Dark
For decades, Europe’s renewable-energy landscape appeared easy to define. Solar power was concentrated mainly in the sunnier south, while northern countries depended more heavily on wind. Falling equipment prices and rising electricity costs have now changed the calculation. Solar developments are becoming commercially viable in areas once judged too dark, cold or remote to justify the investment. The expansion is broadening the role of solar across Europe.
Solar’s European Boom Reaches Regions Once Considered Too Dark
