The S-Curve model demonstrates how solar is scaling rapidly while becoming more affordable every year. By focusing on delivered energy rather than outdated primary energy metrics, it shows that electrifying the global economy could require up to 60% less energy overall.

The trajectory is clear: solar is set to surpass nuclear this year, overtake oil by 2031, and supply more than half of global energy demand by 2035. This shift could generate annual savings of $9 trillion while accelerating the clean energy transition.

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