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Solar Capacity Installed Today

Real-time global solar energy deployment

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Solar Capacity Installed Today

159,932,500

kilowatts worldwide

Understanding Solar Energy

Solar installed measures the capacity of solar panels deployed worldwide. Approximately 450 MW of new capacity is added daily. Our solar counter trackskW per second, daily installations, and total global capacity.

Also known as photovoltaic capacity, solar power, and PV installations, this metric is closely related to renewable energy, clean power, and climate action.

Our solar energy data covers multiple dimensions including by country, rooftop vs utility-scale, over time, and cost trends.

Solar Energy Statistics & Data

Track solar installed today, kW per second, and daily capacity growth.

View China solar capacity, USA solar installed, and top solar countries.

Explore global solar capacity, 1.2 TW installed, and annual growth rate.

Learn about solar cost decline, panel efficiency, and future outlook.

What You'll Find on This Page

  • Live Counter: solar installed today, kW per second
  • Leaders: China, USA, India, Japan capacity
  • Trends: 90% cost drop, 164 GW/year growth
  • Future: #1 energy source by 2050, solar potential

This page provides comprehensive data including solar energy statistics, PV installation data, solar capacity counter, renewable energy tracker, solar 2025, clean energy trends, environmental data, and energy statistics.

Capacity Per Second

1,900

kW installed

Annual Growth

164,000,000

~164 GW/year

Global Capacity

1,200,000,000

~1.2 TW total

Solar Leaders

  • China: 430 GW installed (world leader)
  • USA: 140 GW installed capacity
  • India: 70 GW installed capacity
  • Japan: 78 GW installed capacity

Industry Insights

  • Solar is fastest-growing energy source globally
  • Cost dropped 90% in the past decade
  • Solar provides 4.5% of global electricity
  • Expected to be #1 energy source by 2050

Data Sources: International Energy Agency (IEA), Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), BloombergNEF