Might be a tad bit extreme, but OK. The train h

Might be a tad bit extreme, but OK. The train has left the station on USA designed solar, USA Manufactured Solar and USA implementation of solar.

How about an update from snpw on where they stand/projected role in regards to participating in the solar revolution and America’s plan to dominate the US solar market with USA designed and manufactured product.

Did you know:

[i]The U.S. installed a record 9.4 GW of solar power in the second quarter of this year, following a record 11.8 GW of in the first quarter, and most of this was utility-scale capacity, the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA) and Wood Mackenzie said in their latest quarterly market report[/i].

The inflation act includes billions of dollars of tax credits for clean energy which have accelerated solar and storage, opens new tab deployment across the United States. Since the inflation act, solar and storage deployment has soared and domestic module manufacturing capacity, opens new tab has hiked from 8 GW to 31 GW, according to data from SEIA and Wood Mackenzie.

Invenergy has used incentives in the inflation act to build one of the U.S.' largest solar panel manufacturing factories, opens new tab in Ohio.