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There are currently 668 power projects under construction in the US with a combined capacity of 72,559 MW.

Solar leads construction pipeline with 39% of capacity, followed by wind (26%), batteries (23%) and natural gas (12%).

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Over the last few months, we've been analyzing data on clean energy trends in America.

Today we published a report with ~50 trends that we found in our research.

One major takeaway: The U.S. added 47% more clean energy in 2024 than the year before.

https://t.co/ElrNAoO4VD

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Clean energy projects in the U.S. have gone through a growth spurt in recent years.

New data from @CleanviewEnergy shows the 25 biggest clean energy projects that plugged into the grid last year.

Learn more from @Dan__McCarthy in the #ChartOfTheWeek: https://t.co/g31tJ3ack2

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You can sign up below for our newsletter if you want to read the report when it's released later this month:

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New data from a report we're going to release soon:

The U.S. added a record amount of solar capacity in 2024.

The country added 34 GW of utility-scale solar, which is 74% more than last year's record year.

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We just released data on how much clean energy each state built in August.

Texas continues to build more solar than any other state.

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Texas plans to install 21.37 GW of #solar, 11.31 GW of #storage, & 2.89 GW of #wind in the next 18 months, per @CleanviewEnergy's analysis of @EIAgov data. 📈

There's more to do to achieve a clean grid in TX, but 35 GW of #CleanEnergy is major progress!
https://t.co/iZsc6COMCp

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@Bitgreen_ Thank you!

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The U.S. is on track to add 38 GW of new utility-scale solar capacity this year, nearly twice as much as last year.

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cc @scienceisstrat1

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Solar and batteries are expected to make up 80% of new power capacity this year in the U.S.

Both technologies are going to shatter the records they each set in 2023.

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@TrudgeDMC Thanks for sharing!

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You can explore all the data from this thread in Cleanview: https://t.co/qKmRU7WwCk

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But even this figure overstates the amount of gas power that is coming online in 2024.

More than 80% of this new gas capacity will be in the form of single-combustion turbines that are designed to run only a fraction of the year.