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The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of July. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of June. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of May. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of April. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of March. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of February. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of...
The United States is projected to double the total amount of installed solar PV by the end of 2025. Annual deployments are growing by over 500% and will reach 100 gigawatts of capacity per year by the end of the decade. To keep up with this major increase in solar installations and capitalize on this growing market, new populations of entrepreneurs, investors, and developers are entering the solar development industry.
“This is the largest wealth creation opportunity of our lifetimes,” says Jigar Shah, a solar entrepreneur and Department of Energy professional. “There will be nothing else that will produce more wealth, more jobs, more work.”
PV Intel’s new Solar Development Training course provides prospective solar developers with the knowledge, tools, and skills to develop their own solar projects. Through a series of live, one-on-one sessions led by solar experts and experienced developers, the course prepares users with everything they need to become a solar developer. Skilled industry professionals such as licensed electrical and civil engineers provide the training and documents needed to develop solar projects.
Unlike other training courses with generic classes, PV Intel’s is customized to a user’s preferences, risk profile, and capital budget. Users learn from real world source materials and tools, and find a suitable parcel of land to develop their own solar project from the very start.
The course focuses on developing community scale solar projects between 250kW and 7MW in range. These projects usually require as little as a few acres of land and involve an investment of between $500,000 and $10 million. The US will deploy an estimated 950 million solar panels by 2030 as part of the $370 billion allocated for renewables and climate resilience in the recent Inflation Reduction Act.PV Intel’s team has more than 40 years of professional experience in the solar industry. Entrepreneurs, financiers, investors, real estate developers, and property owners interested in learning how to develop their own solar projects can connect with PV Intel’s team of experts today at pv-intel.com.
PV Intel is a solar intelligence company that provides actionable insights and bespoke solutions to participants across the global solar value chain by compiling, analyzing, and distilling data to accelerate the energy transition.
Interested in learning how PV Intel and its team of experts can help you maximize your next solar project? Complete the quick inquiry form to connect with your qualified solar expert.
The Latest from PV Intel
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of July. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of June. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its most recent Electric Power Monthly update, which provides data through the end of May. The report notes that for the month, solar photovoltaic generation (solar1) as a portion of all...