Nearly 100% in March alone.

In 2023, solar accounted for half of the U.S. capacity additions, with renewables exceeding two-thirds, and renewable energy is set to overtake natural ...

Solar energy set a new record in November for capacity additions, dominating U.S. energy generation and is on track to surpass other major ...

The July 2023 data from FERC and EIA reveals a significant growth in solar energy, making up 67.2% of new U.S. generating capacity ...

Discover how solar energy took the lead in powering America in the first half of 2023, outpacing even hydropower, as the report sheds ...

Utility-scale solar and wind have added more new electrical generating capacity during the first four months of 2023 than the new Vogtle-3 nuclear ...

Renewable energy sources, led by solar and wind, continue to dominate new utility-scale generating capacity additions in the US, with FERC projecting significant ...

Renewables provide almost 70% of new capacity in the first two-thirds 2022:.

FERC foresees strong solar and wind growth in the near term.

Renewables continue to rapidly expand their share of energy production and electricity generation.

In March alone, renewables were 100% of new capacity and a record-setting 27.8% of actual generation

Solar power accounted for 12.19% of total renewable energy output in the U.S. behind Wind energy (27.05%), biomass (21.41%), biofuels (19.15%), and hydropower ...