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MWITA-WD-2026-009 · Evidence A · P1

EIA reports that utility-scale wind and solar generated 760,000 GWh and 17% of US electricity in 2025; including estimated small-scale solar raises the combined share to 19%, while dispatchable gas, coal and nuclear remained 75% of utility-scale generation.

D12 · Data, Knowledge, Search & EvidenceD19 · Measurement, Experimentation & EconomicsD21 · Economy, Work & Business-model FuturesD23 · Climate, Energy, Mobility & Built Environment

What this does not establish

Record generation shares do not establish grid adequacy, low prices or economy-wide decarbonization.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Small-scale solar is estimated; generation mix and capacity have different denominators.

What would change the reading

Refresh with final annual data, revisions, reliability, price and emissions measures.

Primary routes

  1. WD-S009https://www.eia.gov/TODAYINENERGY/detail.php?id=67367Open source record →

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