{
  "HubID": "5297",
  "Date": "6/17/2025",
  "HubTags": [
    "External Platform Posts",
    "Future Map"
  ],
  "Contacts": "",
  "Companies": "",
  "File": "",
  "Image": "5297__Image_URL.jpg",
  "Summary": "<p>As shown in this chart, the price of solar panels has dropped from over $1.20/watt in 2011 to under $0.20/watt in 2024 — an 85%+ decline. This demonstrates Swanson’s Law, which states: For every doubling of cumulative solar production, prices fall by about 20%. Swanson’s Law is a specific case of Wright’s Law, the broader principle that costs fall as experience and scale increase. These learning-curve dynamics have defined the rise of solar and they show up across many other segments, like batteries, EVs, chips. As we move more and more into AI and robotics/automation, we will see the same.</p>",
  "Notes": ""
}