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The U.
S.
achieved 5.
6 GW of installed clean electricity capacity in the second quarter of 2021, and a record 9.
9 GW
of wind, utility-scale solar and battery storage capacity in the first half of the year.
Data released by the American Clean Energy (ACP) Association in its quarterly report showed that after commissioning 5,620 megawatts of capacity, installed capacity in the second quarter increased by 13%
year-on-year.
The country added 2,226 MW of solar, 2,824 MW of wind, and 570 MW of battery storage capacity, marking quarter-over-quarter growth
in each segment.
The state with the highest installed clean electricity capacity in the second quarter was Texas with 1,489 MW.
It is followed by California with 585 MW and Michigan with 424 MW, followed by Florida and Kansas with 373 MW and 301 MW, respectively
.
In the first six months of 2021, new clean power installations grew 17% year-over-year to a record 9,915 MW
.
By mid-2021, the country had more than 180,216 megawatts of clean electricity capacity, enough to meet the needs
of more than 50 million households.
"This growth and expansion is expected to continue, but we need long-term decisions from government policymakers to ensure we can continue to develop these critical projects," said
Heather Zichal, CEO of ACP.
According to the ACP, as of the end of June, there were 906 clean energy projects under construction in the country, totaling 37,725 MW, with an additional 64,172 MW in the development phase
.
The U.
S.
achieved 5.
6 GW of installed clean electricity capacity in the second quarter of 2021, and a record 9.
9 GW
of wind, utility-scale solar and battery storage capacity in the first half of the year.
Data released by the American Clean Energy (ACP) Association in its quarterly report showed that after commissioning 5,620 megawatts of capacity, installed capacity in the second quarter increased by 13%
year-on-year.
The country added 2,226 MW of solar, 2,824 MW of wind, and 570 MW of battery storage capacity, marking quarter-over-quarter growth
in each segment.
The state with the highest installed clean electricity capacity in the second quarter was Texas with 1,489 MW.
It is followed by California with 585 MW and Michigan with 424 MW, followed by Florida and Kansas with 373 MW and 301 MW, respectively
.
In the first six months of 2021, new clean power installations grew 17% year-over-year to a record 9,915 MW
.
By mid-2021, the country had more than 180,216 megawatts of clean electricity capacity, enough to meet the needs
of more than 50 million households.
"This growth and expansion is expected to continue, but we need long-term decisions from government policymakers to ensure we can continue to develop these critical projects," said
Heather Zichal, CEO of ACP.
According to the ACP, as of the end of June, there were 906 clean energy projects under construction in the country, totaling 37,725 MW, with an additional 64,172 MW in the development phase
.
