IRENA: All renewables to be cost competitive with fossil fuels by 2020

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'Turning to renewables for new power generation is not simply an environmentally conscious decision, it is now - overwhelmingly - a smart economic one'

All renewable electricity technologies will be competing with and even undercutting fossil fuels on price as early as 2020, with solar PV and onshore wind expected to be among the cheapest forms of power...

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