Europe Set for Solar Surge: 110 Gigawatts Planned for Next Year!” – CleanTechnica

Europe Set for Solar Surge: 110 Gigawatts Planned for Next Year!” – CleanTechnica

Europe’s Solar Power Surge: A Look at Current Trends and Future Projections

The solar energy sector in Europe is⁤ on ‍an impressive upward trajectory, showing‍ remarkable ⁤growth year after year.

Record Installations and Bright Forecasts

Recent data from S&P Global Commodity Insights highlights a significant milestone, with 56‌ gigawatts (GW) of solar capacity added across Europe ⁤in 2023.‌ Analysts predict ‍an even more ambitious expansion, forecasting about 95 GW to be⁤ installed in 2024 and approximately 110 GW by the end of 2025.

As ‍Liam Coman, a specialist ‍in this field at S&P Global, notes, “In just ‌three years, we anticipate the ‌market will expand from roughly⁣ a 50 GW scale ‌to around 110 GW in 2025—essentially ⁤doubling within a very short period.” ⁢Additionally, they expect annual installations to ‌reach about 130 GW by⁢ the decade’s ‍close. By ‍the year 2030, it is estimated‍ that rooftop solar systems alone will account for ⁣around 85 GW annually.

Key Contributors to Growth

Germany, Eastern European nations, Spain, and Italy are leading the charge in driving nearly⁢ half of Europe’s solar energy⁣ advancements. However,​ despite these promising trends in ⁢growth rates‌ now being robustly​ positive, analysts warn that this pace may decelerate significantly during the latter half of this decade; projections suggest growth could dip below double ​digits each year.

Coman emphasizes one critical​ area ⁣requiring attention:⁤ infrastructure investment. “Addressing grid connectivity issues must become our ⁤top priority,” he stated ⁣succinctly.

Expanding Global Footprint

The landscape ⁣for global solar power is becoming increasingly diverse as well; it’s projected ​that by next year (2024), up to 45 countries are set to implement over 1 GW of⁣ new capacity—a substantial increase compared to just 16 countries achieving similar installations back in 2021. Noteworthy ⁤developments include Romania, Lithuania, ‍and Ireland ​each​ surpassing the 1 GW mark for the first time​ this year​ while other nations like Malaysia and Uzbekistan look on​ track for milestone ​achievements by 2025.

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