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#TodayInEnergy - Average U.S. construction costs for #solar and #wind generation continue to fall go.usa.gov/xGNkv #electricity #photovoltaics #PV
The average construction cost for #solar #photovoltaic generators is higher than #wind and #naturalgas generators on a dollar-per-kilowatt basis, although the gap is narrowing as the cost of solar falls rapidly. go.usa.gov/xGNkv
Total U.S. #windenergy capacity additions increased 18% from 2017 to 2018 as the average construction cost for wind turbines dropped 16% to $1,382 per kW. go.usa.gov/xGNkv

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