Resolution recognizing the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of solar, storage, and wind in meeting U.S. power demand growth.
The resolution highlights the cost-effectiveness and efficiency of solar, storage, and wind energy in meeting rising U.S. power demand. It notes that solar and wind are the most cost-effective forms of new power generation, and that electricity storage costs are declining. The resolution emphasizes that solar, storage, and wind made up 93 percent of new power capacity installations in 2024 and 95 percent of power capacity awaiting grid interconnection in 2025. It also points out that U.S.
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