Figures from the Solar Energy Industries Association show steady growth for solar in the past decade, but the curve shot up steeply in 2016.
"We project over the next five years that solar installations will triple. Even though there is a reset after this record year, it is still on an incredible growth trajectory. The technology continues to evolve at a pretty rapid pace, and the prices, they have come down 64 percent in the last five years."
— Abigail Ross Hopper, president and CEO of Solar Energy Industries Association
State solar capacity
Texas still lags behind several smaller states but is becoming a bigger player in the solar market.
Texas' moment in the sun; Lone Star State a powerful force in solar energy | Economic Snapshot | Dallas News
Damn those ultra liberal Texans. When will they learn that wind and solar are losers? LOL
But as usual.........the progressive side of the debate ALWAYS falls flat on its face when confronted with the question, "As compared to what?"
Sure that fancy blue line looks impressive on the graph above.........a low information sucker will fall for it every time and say, "WOW!!". But.........and how laughable............when you put the blue line high point next to a graph of gigawatts of any fossil fuel for comparison, its like standing Keira Knightly next to Kim Kardasian in a boob contest and stating Knightly wins! And 30 years from now, its the same thing..........well, at least if you go by the Obama EIA report from 2016 which says solar still a joke in 2040. Wind too.......even with hydro, still will be only at
10% of meeting our electrticiy needs. Ghey.
When you see posts from the AGW crowd with words like "bigger"........."increased"........"growth"........."rapid pace"..................thats the time for your radar to come up s0ns...........a fake picture being created.