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Switch from dirty to clean energy needs to happen. There is no other way or reasons not to go this direction.
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That will not happen so soon, not for next 20-30 years for sure, probably not even then. Only in case of some sudden breakthrough in cold fusion we can talk about totally replacing dirty with clean energy (it will be interesting to monitor ITER development). Fast switch from dirty to clean energy will not happen fast mainly because political and economic factors. Fossil fuels lobbies are too powerful and will allow this shift at the time they are going to be ready to take over lead in green energy not sooner. Another reason is bigger and bigger need for energy, especially in industry. Lets take for example China. It is currently impossible for them to switch to green energy. Their consumption is so big and currently green energy is still too expensive in compare to fossil fuels.

I'm not an expert but, for what I know, I think green energy is not expensive!

Lets not forget that solar energy is not so clean after all. Technology used to produced solar panels is dirty and it is very affected to environment, but nobody is concerned by that because production was mainly located in China.

Large scale green energy producers do not use solar panels, they use thermo solar.

Solar thermal power plants
Photovoltaic power plants

Exactly, there's a large number of solar thermal power stations in the world. My bad, I read that Solar thermal power plants were more attractive for large capacity producers.