Comment by anovikov

To put it in perspective, in 2023 the world produced 5.5% of it's electricity from solar - if in the U.S., there was 25.3% growth year over year to 7% today, and given that overall worldwide electricity consumption grows annually by a couple percent, there is nothing in particular to be proud about here: U.S. is in the middle of a pack, producing as much solar as a share of total electricity consumption as everyone else does. Why should it be harder than anywhere else to install same Chinese solar panels? And it isn't. If this is seen as an achievement, things are bad indeed.