U.S. distributed solar generation quadrupled over the last decade
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U.S. distributed solar generation grew from 18.8 TWh to nearly 93 TWh over the past decade, quadrupling in that period. California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, and New York led the expansion, according to EIA data.
Rooftop solar output expanded from 18.8 TWh to nearly 93 TWh over ten years, led by California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, and New York, according to EIA data. The post U.S. distributed solar generation quadrupled over the last decade appeared first on pv magazine Global.