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A Historic Level of U.S. Deployment, totaling 177 GWdc/138 GWac. • The United States installed 26 GWac (33 GWdc) of PV in 2023—up 46% y/y.

U.S. PV Deployment. The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that the United States installed 15.6 GW ac of solar capacity in in the first quarter (Q1)/second quarter (Q2) of 2024 (the Solar Energy Industries Association reported 21.4 GW dc)—a 55% increase from the record achieved in Q1/Q2 2023.

U.S. PV Imports • The United States imported 40.6 GW. dc. of PV modules in Q1–Q3 2023, setting a new single-quarter record of over 15 GW. dc. of modules imported. • Most panels imported were exempt from Section 201 duties and were therefore likely bifacial. A significant number of thin-film modules were also imported. • 2.4 GW. dc.

EIA reported that the United States installed 26.3 GWac (~32 GWdc) of PV in 2023, ending the year with 137.5 GWac of cumulative PV installations. SEIA, which has different definitions of “placed-in-service,” reported 40.3 GWdc of PV installed in 2023, 186.5 GWdc cumulative.

Historically, California been the largest state solar market though other markets are continuing to expand rapidly. Texas led all states in new installations in Q2 2024 with 2.8 GW of new installed capacity. In addition, Puerto Rico and 29 U.S. states have installed a cumulative 1 GW or more of solar, compared to only 3 states a decade ago.

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How many GW DC of photovoltaics are installed in 2023?

The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that in 2023, 407–446 gigawatts direct current (GW dc) of photovoltaics (PV) was installed globally, bringing cumulative PV installs to 1.6 terawatts direct current (TW dc). China continues to dominate the global market, representing ~60% of 2023 installs, up 120% year-over-year (y/y).

Who is driving growth in the solar photovoltaic industry?

Various actors, from key businesses to state governments, are driving growth in an industry that shows no signs of slowing down. Find up-to-date statistics and facts on the solar photovoltaic industry in the United States.

Will new rooftop PV systems get subsidies?

New rooftop PV systems will not receive subsidies, but distributed PV deployment will be encouraged by China’s small-scale PV bulk development model, rising commercial and industrial electricity prices, and new energy consumption control policies.

What happened to PV & PPA prices?

U.S. PV system and PPA prices have been flat or increased over the past 2 years. Global polysilicon spot prices fell 18% from mid-October ($10.53/kg) to mid-January ($8.70/kg), approaching their lowest levels of the past several years. Global module prices reached yet another record low, falling 22% between mid-October and mid-January to $0.11/Wdc.