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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>====Solar====<br />
[[File:Renewable Energy Development in the California Desert 006.jpg|thumb|A [[photovoltaic power station]] in [[California]], United States|alt=long rows of dark panels, sloped about 45 degrees at the height of a person, stretch into the distance in bright sunshine]]<br />
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The Sun is Earth's primary source of energy, a clean and abundantly available resource in many regions. In 2019, solar power provided around 3% of global electricity, mostly through [[solar panels]] based on [[photovoltaic cells]] (PV). Solar PV is expected to be the electricity source with the largest installed capacity worldwide by 2027. The panels are mounted on top of buildings or installed in utility-scale [[photovoltaic power station|solar parks]]. Costs of solar photovoltaic cells have dropped rapidly, driving strong growth in worldwide capacity. The [[Cost of electricity by source|cost of electricity]] from new solar farms is competitive with, or in many places, cheaper than electricity from existing coal plants. Various projections of future energy use identify solar PV as one of the main sources of energy generation in a sustainable mix.</div>FuzzyBot