Falling panel prices did what decades of policy could not, and the grid is scrambling to keep up.
With downtowns half-empty by design, planners are reinventing the trip to work, and whether it needs to exist at all.
As models remember more, a small field is asking a harder question: how do you make one reliably unlearn?
Critics predicted gridlock and revolt. Two years on, the traffic is gone and the shops are fuller.
After a decade of frantic trading, the most contrarian move on the market is simply to wait.
Software is now balancing supply and demand in milliseconds, and it is changing what a power system can be.
A technical annex signed with little fanfare is quietly reshaping how nations share the things they cannot see.
