In Blow to Natural Gas, Puerto Rico Regulators Affirm Solar-Centric Grid Overhaul
A regulatory order this week calls for a more extreme build-out of renewables than utility PREPA proposed.
In 2019, U.S. solar installations hit 2 million, just three years after the industry completed its millionth installation, a feat that took 40 years to achieve. The next million, however, will take less than two years, according to Wood Mackenzie analysts. It's no longer just renewable portfolio standards driving the adoption of solar power. Instead corporate mandates, evolving technology and a continued downward trend on costs are making the next million solar installations possible.
A regulatory order this week calls for a more extreme build-out of renewables than utility PREPA proposed.
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