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How will the solar market perform this year?

For utility-scale, more than half of the estimated capacity for the year is currently under construction. The pipeline of projects in late-stage development remains healthy and is expected to materialize this year. The residential solar market will experience some recovery this year, with 9% growth.

How did California's commercial solar market perform in 2024?

2024 was another record-breaking year for the commercial solar segment, with 2.1 GWdc of new capacity installed, an 8% increase from 2023. Last year, California represented 34% of the total national installed capacity, with 11% year-over-year growth, primarily due to NEM 2.0 installations coming online.

How will the residential solar market grow over the next decade?

The residential solar market will continue to grow steadily, driven by retail rate inflation, resiliency concerns, product innovation, and third-party ownership momentum with a focus on ITC adder qualification. In our Base case forecast, the segment will more than triple over the next decade, adding more than 96 GWdc by 2035. 3.2. Commercial PV

Why are battery energy storage systems reopening in the US?

Battery energy storage systems Suppliers of battery energy storage systems (BESS) are beginning to set up shop in U.S., primarily driven by proposed Section 301 tariff increases on Chinese imports, the heavy concentration of battery suppliers overseas, particularly in China, and the manufacturing incentives provided by 45X.

How much solar capacity will the US have?

Our annual Year in review report includes a 10-year outlook for every segment. We expect cumulative US solar capacity to more than triple from 236 GWdc installed at year-end 2024, to 739 GWdc installed by 2035, with average annual capacity additions of more than 45 GWdc.

How much solar capacity will the US have in 2035?

We expect cumulative US solar capacity to more than triple from 236 GWdc installed at year-end 2024, to 739 GWdc installed by 2035, with average annual capacity additions of more than 45 GWdc. This outlook is based on available information at the time of report publication.