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Utility-scale development, rooftop solar policy, and manufacturing trends

Solar is one of the lowest-cost sources of new electricity in much of the country. Utility-scale projects are moving through interconnection queues while rooftop solar policy is shifting as utilities and regulators revisit net metering. The IRA accelerated domestic manufacturing, tariff disputes continue to affect supply chains, and local opposition to large solar farms remains a factor. This page tracks the policy, projects, and market changes shaping the sector.
#1
New capacity added (2024)
200+ GW
In interconnection queues
30%
ITC credit (10 years)
4M+
US rooftop installations

Solar is now one of the lowest-cost sources of new electricity in much of the country. Utility-scale projects are moving through interconnection queues. Rooftop solar policy is changing as utilities and regulators revisit net metering rules. The IRA accelerated domestic manufacturing. Here's what to watch.

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