This year’s rooftop solar installations expected to break last year’s record, experts say

The number of solar residential installations continues to climb every year and to break records. A government estimate shows how much.

Rooftop solar installations had a record-breaking year in 2022 and experts believe this trend will continue.

Last year broke records for small-scale solar installations. National rooftop solar adoption has risen by 32.2 gigawatts since 2014, according to new estimates from the US Energy Information Administration, with 2022 holding the record for the most small-scale solar capacity added in one year (6.4 gigawatts).

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