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Spotlight on the State of Solar: California

Spotlight on the State of Solar: California

Spotlight on the State of Solar: California

Spotlight on the State of Solar: California

Spotlight on the State of Solar: California

California is the largest solar market in the United States in installed capacity and number of solar projects, with 15,967 megawatts of utility-scale installations at the beginning of 2023. California also leads the nation in lost revenue from asset underperformance, with an estimated $90.5 in revenue anticipated to be lost by the state’s utility-scale solar installations through the end of 2023.

California is the largest solar market in the United States in installed capacity and number of solar projects, with 15,967 megawatts of utility-scale installations at the beginning of 2023. California also leads the nation in lost revenue from asset underperformance, with an estimated $90.5 in revenue anticipated to be lost by the state’s utility-scale solar installations through the end of 2023.

California is the largest solar market in the United States in installed capacity and number of solar projects, with 15,967 megawatts of utility-scale installations at the beginning of 2023. California also leads the nation in lost revenue from asset underperformance, with an estimated $90.5 in revenue anticipated to be lost by the state’s utility-scale solar installations through the end of 2023.

California is the largest solar market in the United States in installed capacity and number of solar projects, with 15,967 megawatts of utility-scale installations at the beginning of 2023. California also leads the nation in lost revenue from asset underperformance, with an estimated $90.5 in revenue anticipated to be lost by the state’s utility-scale solar installations through the end of 2023.

Spotlight on the State of Solar: California
Spotlight on the State of Solar: California
Spotlight on the State of Solar: California
Spotlight on the State of Solar: California

Key Metrics

90.5

Million Dollars in Projected Revenue Loss (2023)

90.5

Million Dollars in Projected Revenue Loss (2023)

90.5

Million Dollars in Projected Revenue Loss (2023)

90.5

Million Dollars in Projected Revenue Loss (2023)

16

GW of State PV Capacity (2023)

16

GW of State PV Capacity (2023)

16

GW of State PV Capacity (2023)

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California is the largest solar market in the United States in installed capacity and number of solar projects, with 15,967 megawatts of utility-scale installations at the beginning of 2023. California also leads the nation in lost revenue from asset underperformance, with an estimated $90.5 in revenue anticipated to be lost by the state’s utility-scale solar installations through the end of 2023. If rigorous inspections are not performed and hardware is not remediated, these losses are a conservative estimate of the state-wide tally of equipment-driven underperformance.

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