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U.S. solar panel installations surged in 2025 before the federal tax credit expired, causing shortages and shifting market trends.
In 2025, U.S. homeowners rushed to install solar panels before the federal solar tax credit expired, driving a 205% surge in activity and causing supply shortages, modest price increases, and a shift toward lower-wattage panels and non-traditional brands.
Battery attachment rates dipped as families prioritized solar incentives over storage.
The market saw a rise in bundled home electrification services, and while 2026 is expected to be challenging due to the credit’s end, some stability is projected by 2027.
Meanwhile, new trade duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia, and Laos are expected to reshape supply chains, and global energy storage demand continues growing, fueled by falling costs and policy support.
Las instalaciones de paneles solares de EE. UU. aumentaron en 2025 antes de que expirara el crédito fiscal federal, causando escaseces y cambiando las tendencias del mercado.