Sizing Up the U.S. Commercial Solar Market
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The commercial solar market varies widely in terms of both project sizes and customer offtaker types. But in the last six years, the market has been trending toward large projects (>1,000 kW) with more public customer offtakers.
This report covers projects that we classify as “non-residential.” Rather than using a capacity cutoff to differentiate between non-residential and utility systems, we define a system according to its contracted power offtaker. The data reflected in this brief comes from dozens of project-level datasets from utilities and state solar incentive programs in the U.S.
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