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Home / Lazard says renewables still offer the cheapest new-build power in the US despite rising costs
Back·July 13, 2026·PV Tech
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Lazard says renewables still offer the cheapest new-build power in the US despite rising costs

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Lazard's latest cost analysis still identifies renewables as the lowest-cost source of new electricity generation in the US, even as costs rise across technologies. The finding is relevant for solar developers because it keeps the economic case intact amid inflation, tariffs and higher financing costs.

PV Tech reports that Lazard continues to rank renewables as the cheapest new energy generation option in the US. The important detail is not just the low cost position, but that this remains true while overall power-sector costs are rising. For solar and storage investors, that supports the view that procurement risk and grid access may matter more than the underlying competitiveness of the technology.

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