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The World Crossed a Major Solar Milestone. No One Noticed

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Solar hit 2 terawatts—enough to meet peak US power demand—in under 3 years, then surged past three by 2026.

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The accumulated global photovoltaic capacity reached 2,974 gigawatts (GW) at the close of 2025, with 698 GW new added during the exercise, according to the report ‘Snapshot of Global PV Markets 2025’ of the PVPS program of the International Energy Agency. The data puts the sector above the 3 teravatios (TW) of installed capacity at the beginning of 2026, just two years after exceeding 2 TW and less than four years after the first teravatium. But…

The accumulated global photovoltaic capacity reached approximately 2,974 gigawatts (GW) at the end of 2025, after adding about 698 new GW during the year, according to the 13th annual Snapshot of Global PV Markets report of the International Energy Agency's (IEA) PVPS program. The figure confirms that the sector crossed the symbolic threshold of the 3 teravatiums (TW) at the beginning of 2026, just two years after reaching 2 TW and less than fou…

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ScienceBlog.com broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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