Spotlight: Wind and Solar Power: Perfect When Paired in Texas

Soojin Jo, Aquil Jones and Christopher Slijk

Southwest Economy, 2019, issue Third Quarter, 22-22

Abstract: As wind and solar power generation becomes more competitive economically relative to conventional coal and natural gas generation, states will likely increase their dependence on such renewable sources.

Date: 2019
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