The United States is a global leader in solar energy. There are more than 67 gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity installed in the U.S., enough to power nearly 13 million homes. And that growth is expected to continue, with another 75 GW projected to come online over the next five years alone. But to realize our great potential, we need policymakers nationwide to remove market barriers and develop smart policies that spur growth.
The Solar Power Advocacy Network is a community of industry professionals, advocates and leaders who recognize the need for more solar growth in the United States and are ready to hold lawmakers accountable. Sign up below to add your name to the ever-expanding list of solar supporters.
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