Solar continues to be the lowest cost of new energy generation for much of the United States. Our goal is to deploy more capital throughout the Heartland region and provide these benefits throughout areas that need it the most.
Clean Energy investments continue to see a significant boost over fossil fuel investments. This ultimately will benefit energy consumers, community's economies through localized tax revenues, and transform the energy workforce by creating new high-paying jobs.
"We estimate that around USD 2.8 trillion will be invested in energy in 2023. More than USD 1.7 trillion is going to clean energy...For every USD 1 spent on fossil fuels, USD 1.7 is now spent on clean energy. Five years ago this ratio was 1:1."
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Advancing the energy economy by developing large-scale solar projects in the heartland will continue to see a focus on healthy land stewardship:
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"Over half of the new U.S. generating capacity expected in 2023 is solar power - the most U.S. solar capacity added in a single year and the first year that more than half of U.S. capacity additions are solar."
IEA’s Electricity Market Report 2023: Approximately 90% of new demand between now and 2025 will be covered by clean energy sources.
Renewables projected to become the world’s largest electricity source within 3 years - providing 35% of the world’s electricity and overtaking coal.