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American Focus > Blog > Environment > 2025 Energy Year in Review: Solar and Storage Shine Through, Despite It All 
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2025 Energy Year in Review: Solar and Storage Shine Through, Despite It All 

Last updated: December 18, 2025 8:25 am
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The year 2025 in the United States will surely go down in history as a tumultuous one, filled with unprecedented challenges and triumphs in the clean energy sector. Despite the relentless attacks on clean energy by the Trump administration, the industry has shown remarkable resilience and growth, setting the stage for a brighter future.

In the realm of solar energy, 2025 has been a standout year. The US solar sector is on track to break installation records set in 2024, with states like Texas, California, and even Indiana leading the charge. Solar power accounted for a significant portion of new electrical generating capacity, with a substantial increase in solar generation compared to previous years. Moreover, solar manufacturing capacity has also seen a significant boost, with new facilities opening up in South Carolina and Michigan.

Energy storage has also seen a surge in installations, surpassing the numbers from the previous year. The American Clean Power Association predicts that 2025 will be the biggest year for clean power deployment in history, showcasing the industry’s momentum and growth.

The impact of clean energy technologies on electricity markets across the country is undeniable. In California, solar generation has surpassed gas generation, signaling a shift towards cleaner energy sources. Texas has also seen a substantial increase in solar generation, with projections indicating that solar may overtake coal in the state in the near future. New England has bid farewell to its last coal plant, thanks to the availability of clean energy to meet peak electricity demand.

Offshore wind energy has faced its own set of challenges in 2025, but progress has been made on new projects aimed at serving multiple states on the East Coast. The construction of new offshore wind projects, including the use of innovative installation vessels like the Charybdis, is paving the way for a cleaner energy future. The importance of offshore wind as a source of clean energy and economic growth has been recognized by various stakeholders, including labor unions, business networks, and political leaders.

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Looking ahead, several states have reaffirmed their commitment to a clean energy future, with initiatives like 100% clean electricity goals and comprehensive clean energy packages. The affordability of solar and wind energy, coupled with the push for good jobs and economic development, will continue to drive the transition to clean energy. Innovation, economies of scale, and international progress will further enhance the attractiveness of clean energy as a sustainable solution for the future.

As we reflect on the challenges and triumphs of 2025, it is essential to celebrate the accomplishments of the clean energy sector and acknowledge the progress made despite adversity. The resilience and growth of clean energy technologies serve as a beacon of hope as we move forward into a new year, reminding us of the vast potential and lasting impact of clean energy on our society and the environment.

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