Non-Technical Barriers to Deploying Renewable Energy in the U.S.
Large-scale solar (LSS) leads new electric capacity additions in the U.S., with 18 gigawatts (GW) added in 2023 and 36 GW forecast for 2024. However, annual clean power
Enhanced Solar PV Deployment
In spite of optimistic projections for distributed solar photovoltaic (PV) generation in the Western U.S., barriers to solar PV deployment exist and their mitigation or removal could facilitate deployment.
Understanding the Impacts and Barriers of Solar Adoption
It is important to understand and address the unique barriers faced by disadvantaged communities in adopting solar energy. By implementing targeted strategies and policies, we can
Reliability Analysis of U.S. West Reviews Barriers to Renewable Future
As part of a multistate collaboration, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has modeled and assessed long-term reliability and integration impacts of solar PV growth in the western United
Affordable and Accessible Solar for All: Barriers, Solutions
Through state-of-the-art modeling, the Solar Futures Study is the most comprehensive review to date of the potential role of solar in decarbonizing the U.S. electric grid and broader energy system.
Inside how wind and solar energy are being restricted across the US
Across America, local bans, moratoriums and construction impediments are blocking wind and solar energy with increasing levels of red tape. Here''s what USA TODAY''s analysis found.
Grid Connection Barriers To New-Build Power Plants In the United
To better understand the dynamics of interconnection, and what solutions may be available, we compiled and analyzed two unique datasets for the first time, in “ Grid connection
Western US embraces grid reforms but solar queues will linger
Faster grid approval schemes for clean power are spreading into unregulated Western U.S. markets but it could take years before surging grid queues are tamed.
Grid connection barriers to renewable energy deployment in the
The amount of new power generation and energy storage in interconnection queues across the US has surged over the last decade, with over 2,600 GW of total capacity now actively