The Economics of Renewable Energy Figures and
Description: The Economics of Renewable Energy Figures and Tables By David Timmons, Jonathan M. Harris, and Brian Roach Copyright 2024 Economics in Context Initiative, Global Development Policy Center, Boston University Figure 1. World Solar PV
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slide1. The Economics of Renewable Energy Figures and Tables By David Timmons, Jonathan M. Harris, and Brian Roach
Copyright © 2024 Economics in Context Initiative,
Global Development Policy Center, Boston University<br>
slide2. Figure 1. World Solar PV Capacity, GW 2000-2022<br>
slide3. Figure 2. Global Wind Capacity, GW, 2000-2022 Source: Data from International Renewable Energy Agency, 2023.<br>
slide4. Table 1. World Energy Optimum Sources and Storage in 2050 Source: Bogdanov et al. (2021)<br>
slide5. Figure 3. Generation for U.S. Electric Grid in 2035, Without Fossil Fuels Source: NREL (2022)<br>
Copyright © 2024 Economics in Context Initiative,
Global Development Policy Center, Boston University<br>
slide2. Figure 1. World Solar PV Capacity, GW 2000-2022<br>
slide3. Figure 2. Global Wind Capacity, GW, 2000-2022 Source: Data from International Renewable Energy Agency, 2023.<br>
slide4. Table 1. World Energy Optimum Sources and Storage in 2050 Source: Bogdanov et al. (2021)<br>
slide5. Figure 3. Generation for U.S. Electric Grid in 2035, Without Fossil Fuels Source: NREL (2022)<br>