EIA’s Annual Energy Outlook 2022 For US
Renewables To Be Fastest-Growing Energy Source In US Through 2050, Yet Petroleum & Natural Gas To Stay
Through 2050, the US will see wind and solar giving a stiff competition to natural gas becoming largest electricity generation sources in the country, driven by incentives and declining technology costs.
46.1 GW Utility Scale Electricity Capacity For US
EIA Forecasts 21.5 GW Large Scale Solar To Come Online In 2022, Led By Texas
Solar will be the dominant source of electricity generation in the US in 2022, contributing 21.5 GW to the 46.1 GW of new utility scale electricity generation capacity the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects the country to add this year.
EIA Expects 15.4 GW Utility Scale PV For US In 2021
US EIA Sees 15.4 GW New Utility Scale Solar PV Capacity Coming Online In 2021 Forming Biggest Chunk Of 39.7 GW Large Scale Energy Generation Capacity Planned For Commissioning This Year
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) of the US government expects the year 2021 to bring to the grid new utility scale solar PV capacity with a record 15.4 GW added.
EIA Lowers 2020 Renewable Energy Forecast For US
COVID-19: US Energy Information Administration Slashes Utility Scale Solar PV & Wind Power Installation Numbers For 2020 To 12.6 GW & 19.4 GW, Respectively
The US government’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) has lowered the annual forecast for renewable energy capacity to be installed in the US in 2020, due to the impacts of the coronavirus on energy markets, that it says are ‘still evolving’.
EIA: 32 GW Solar & Wind Capacity In US In 2020
Utility Scale Solar & Wind Power Installations Of 32 GW In 2020 To Claim 76% Of All New Capacity Additions To Come Online In US, Says EIA
As more than 7 GW of coal and nuclear power generating capacity in the US are set to retire in 2020, 32 GW of wind and solar power will replace them in the same year, according to data shared by the EIA.
23.7 GW New Power Capacity For US In 2019
Energy Information Administration Expects 23.7 GW New Capacity Additions In US, With Solar PV Adding 8.2 GW Of Large-Scale & Small-Scale Installations
According to the EIA, out of the 4.3 GW solar PV utility scale capacity additions expected in 2019, nearly half will be located in Texas, California and North Carolina.
US to add 9.5 GW utility scale solar in 2016
EIA Forecasts More PV Power Plants This Year Than From 2013 To 2015 Combined
Utility scale solar in the US is expected to add 9.5 GW to the grid this year. Solar’s share is second in the list of electric generating facilities that will add a total of 26 GW, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA).
