Oil Daily | No major overnight developments reported in the oil industry; focus remains on solar challenges

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Monday, Sep 8, 2025 8:00 am ET1min read
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- SEIA warns Trump-era policies could slash 44 GW of U.S. solar capacity by 2030 despite market demand.

- Solar industry added 18 GW of new capacity in H1 2024, accounting for 82% of all new energy installations.

- SEIA emphasizes solar+storage's critical role in energy transition amid policy uncertainty and fossil fuel competition.

- Industry faces challenges from federal policy shifts and reliance on mixed energy sources for long-term growth.

【Latest Oil Policies】

The U.S. solar industry could lose 44 GW of new capacity additions by 2030 due to policies from the Trump administration, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association. Despite strong market demand and claims that solar can survive without subsidies, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's stipulations have raised concerns.

【Industry News】

The U.S. solar industry reported nearly 18 GW of new capacity installed in the first half of the year, comprising 82% of all new capacity additions. The SEIA emphasizes the importance of solar and storage in America's energy future, despite challenges from federal policies and reliance on other energy sources.

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