United States of America (USA) Solar Thermal Power Market Size and Trends by Installed Capacity, Generation and Technology, Regulations, Power Plants, Key Players and Forecast, 2022-2035

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The United States of America (USA) solar thermal power market capacity installation was valued at 1.56 GW in 2021 and is expected to achieve a CAGR of less than 1% during 2021-2035.

The US solar thermal power market research report offers comprehensive information and an understanding of the solar thermal power market in the US. The report discusses the renewable power market in the country and provides forecasts for up to 2035. It also highlights installed capacity and power generation trends from 2010 to 2035 in the country’s solar thermal power market. Moreover, detailed coverage of the renewable energy policy framework governing the market and company snapshots of some of the major market participants are included.

US Solar Thermal Power Market Outlook

The US Solar Thermal Power Market Outlook

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US Solar Thermal Power Market Segmentation by Deal Types

The key deal types in the US solar thermal power market are debt offerings, venture financing, acquisition, equity offerings, merger, partnerships, and private equity. The US solar thermal power deals market was dominated by debt offerings in 2021.

US Solar Thermal Power Market Analysis by Deal Types

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US Solar Thermal Power Market Active Plants

The major active plants in the US solar thermal power market are Ivanpah Solar Electricity Generating System, Mojave Solar Power Plant, Solana Power Plant, Genesis Solar Energy Project, Solar Energy Generating Systems (SEGS) IX, Martin Next Generation Solar Energy Center, Nevada Solar One, and Stillwater GeoSolar Hybrid Plant.

US Solar Thermal Power Market Analysis by Active Plants

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US Solar Thermal Power Market – Competitive Landscape

The leading companies in the US solar thermal power market are NRG Energy Inc, Xcel Energy Inc, PPL Corp, Florida Power & Light Co, DTE Energy Co, Dominion Energy Inc, and American Municipal Power Inc.

NRG Energy Inc: NRG Energy Inc (NRG) is an integrated energy company. It generates and supplies the electricity. The company produces electricity using coal, natural gas, nuclear, oil, biomass, wind, and solar sources. NRG owns power generation plants and operates facilities for third parties.

Xcel Energy Inc: Xcel Energy Inc (Xcel Energy) is an energy holding company. Through its subsidiaries, it has a presence in the entire energy vertical, including the generation, procurement, transmission, distribution, and resale of electricity. The company produces electric energy using coal, nuclear, natural gas, wind, hydro, biomass, and solar sources.

PPL Corp: PPL Corp (PPL) is an energy holding company. Through its subsidiaries, LG&E, Kentucky Utilities, and KU Energy, the company generates, transmits, distributes, and sells electricity, and distributes and sells natural gas. The company also produces electricity using coal, natural gas, oil, hydro, and solar sources; and procures natural gas from the spot market.

US Solar Thermal Power Market Report Overview

Market Size (2021)  1.56 GW
CAGR (2021-2035)  <1%
Key Deal Type  Debt Offerings, Venture Financing, Acquisition, Equity Offerings, Merger, Partnerships, and Private Equity
Major Active Plants  Ivanpah Solar Electricity Generating System, Mojave Solar Power Plant, Solana Power Plant, Genesis Solar Energy Project, Solar Energy Generating Systems (SEGS) IX, Martin Next Generation Solar Energy Center, Nevada Solar One, and Stillwater GeoSolar Hybrid Plant
Leading Companies  NRG Energy Inc, Xcel Energy Inc, PPL Corp, Florida Power & Light Co, DTE Energy Co, Dominion Energy Inc, and American Municipal Power Inc

Scope

The report analyses the United States solar thermal power market. The scope of the research includes –

  • A brief introduction to global carbon emissions and global primary energy consumption.
  • An overview of the country’s renewable power market, highlighting installed capacity trends, generation trends, and installed capacity split by various renewable power sources.
  • Detailed overview of the country’s solar thermal power market with installed capacity and generation trends and major active and upcoming solar thermal power projects.
  • Deal analysis of the country’s solar thermal power market.
  • Key policies and regulatory frameworks supporting the development of solar thermal power sources.
  • Snapshots of some of the major market participants in the country.

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NRG Energy Inc
Xcel Energy Inc
PPL Corp
Florida Power & Light Co
DTE Energy Co
Dominion Energy Inc
American Municipal Power Inc

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

| List of Tables

| List of Figures

1. Introduction

1.1 Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Global, 2001–2021

1.2 Primary Energy Consumption, Global, 2001–2021

1.3 Report Guidance

2. Renewable Power Market, United States

2.1 Renewable Power Market, United States, Installed Capacity, 2010-2035

– Renewable Power Market, United States, Cumulative Installed Capacity by Source, 2010-2035

– Renewable Power Market, United States, Cumulative Installed Capacity Share by Source, 2021 and 2035

– Renewable Power Market, United States, Net Capacity Additions by Source, 2021-2035

– Renewable Power Market, United States, Capacity Growth by Source, 2021-2035

2.2 Renewable Power Market, United States, Power Generation, 2010-2035

– Renewable Power Market, United States, Power Generation by Source, 2010-2035

– Renewable Power Market, United States, Growth in Power Generation by Source, 2021-2035

3. Solar Thermal Power Market, United States

3.1 Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Installed Capacity, 2010-2035

3.2 Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Power Generation, 2010-2035

3.3 Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Market Size, 2010-2030

3.4 Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Power Plants

– Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Major Active Plants

– Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Snapshot of Upcoming Plants

3.5 Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Deal Analysis, 2021

– Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Deal Volume vs. Deal Value, 2010–2021

– Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Split by Deal Type, 2021

4. Renewable Energy Policy Framework, United States

4.1 Renewable Energy Market, US, Overview

4.2 Federal Initiatives, US

– Investment Tax Credits

– Possible Introduction of Solar Manufacturing Tax Credit

– Residential Renewable Energy Tax Credit

– Renewable Energy Target

– Rural Energy for America Program: Grants

– Federal Initiatives for Solar Power

SunShot Initiative, 2030

Solar Funding

4.3 Common State-Level Incentives

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Public Benefit Funds for Renewable Energy

4.4 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Arizona

– Net Metering/Billing

– Mohave Electric Cooperative – Renewable Energy Incentive Program

– Residential Solar and Wind Energy Systems Tax Credit

– Renewable Energy Production Tax Credit

– Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative – Sunwatts Rebate Program

– Solar Construction Permitting Standards

– Solar & Wind Equipment Certification

4.5 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Arkansas

– Net Metering

– Arkansas Energy Technology Loans for Green Technology

4.6 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, California

– LADWP Feed-in Tariff

– Net Metering

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Interconnection Standards

– California Energy Commission Geothermal Program

– New Solar Home Partnership

– San Diego County – Wind Regulations

– County Wind Ordinance Standards

4.7 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Colorado

– Net Metering

– Xcel Energy: Solar Reward Program

– Solar Rewards Community Program

– Interconnection Standards

– Green Colorado Credit Reserve

– Energy Smart Colorado Renewable Energy Rebate Program

– Other Utilities Renewable Energy Rebate Program

– Clean Energy Fund

4.8 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Connecticut

– Residential Solar Investment Program

– Renewable Energy Certificates

4.9 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Delaware

– Net Metering

– Delaware Electric Cooperative- Green Energy Program Incentives

– Delmarva Power – Green Energy Program Incentives

– DEMEC Member Utilities – Green Energy Program Incentives

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) Spot Market Program

– Sustainable Energy Utility (SEU) – Revolving Loan Fund

– Solar Rights Law

– Wind Access and Permitting Law

– Interconnection Standards

4.10 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Florida

– City of Tallahassee Utilities – Solar Loans

– Property Tax Abatement for Renewable Energy Property

– Florida Keys Electric Cooperative Solar Loan

4.11 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Georgia

– Net Metering

– Central Georgia EMC – Photovoltaic Rebate Program

– Jackson EMC – Right Choice Sun Power Rebate Program

4.12 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Hawaii

– Distributed Generation Tariff

– Customer Grid Supply Plus

– Smart Export

– Community-Based Renewable Energy

– Solar and Wind Energy Credit

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Farm and Aquaculture Alternative Energy Loan

– GreenSun Hawaii

– Green Energy Money $aver (GEM$) On-Bill Program

– Property Tax Exemption for Alternative Energy Improvements

– City and County of Honolulu – Solar Loan Program

4.13 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Idaho

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

– Residential Alternative Energy Tax Deduction

– Low-Interest Energy Loan Programs

4.14 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Illinois

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– RPS for large IOUs

– RPS for ARES

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

– Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation Grants

4.15 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Indiana

– NIPSCO – Feed-In Tariff

– Net Metering

4.16 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Iowa

– Alternative Energy Law

– Solar Energy Systems Tax Credit

– Mandatory Utility Green Power Option

– Interconnection Standards

4.17 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Louisiana

– Solar Energy System Exemption

– Net Metering

– City of New Orleans – Net Metering

4.18 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Maryland

– Commercial Clean Energy Rebate Program

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Renewable Energy Certificates

– Solar Renewable Energy Certificates (SREC)

– Interconnection Standards

– Property Tax Exemption for Solar and Wind Energy Systems

4.19 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Massachusetts

– MLP Solar Rebate Program

– Concord Municipal Light Plant – Solar PV Rebate Program

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Solar Renewable Energy Credits

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

4.20 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Michigan

– Net Metering

– True Net Metering

– Inflow/Outflow Distributed Generation Tariff

– Recent Developments

– Alternative Energy Tax Exemption

4.21 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Missouri

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Interconnection Standards

– Energy Loan Program

4.22 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Montana

– Net Metering

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Interconnection Standards

– Residential Alternative Energy System Tax Credit

4.23 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Nebraska

– Lincoln Electric System – Customer-Owned Generation

– Dollar and Energy Savings Loans

– Property Tax Exemption for Renewable Energy Generation Facilities

4.24 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Nevada

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

– Large Scale Renewable Energy Producers Property Tax Abatement

– Renewable Energy Systems Property Tax Exemption

– Renewable Energy Tax Abatements

– Valley Electric Association – Net Billing

4.25 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, New Mexico

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Mandatory Utility Green Power Option

– New Mexico Solar Tax Credit

– Community Solar Program

– PNM – Small Systems Solar REC Purchase Program

– Local Option – Renewable Energy Financing District/Solar Energy Improvement Special Assessments

4.26 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, New York

– Clean Energy Standard (CES)

– Net Metering and Value of Distributed Energy Resource (VDER)Tariff

– Interconnection Standards

– Clean Energy Fund

– Renewable Auctions

– Residential Solar Tax Credit

– Sun Commercial and Industrial Incentive Program

– PSEG Solar Communities Feed-In Tariff V

– Solar Sales Tax Exemption

– Exemption of Solar, Wind, and Biomass Energy Systems

4.27 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, North Carolina

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Interconnection Standards

– Net Metering

– Competitive bidding/Auctions for Renewable Energy

– Local Option – Financing Program for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

– Wind Energy Permitting Standards

– Duke Energy – NC Solar Rebate Program

4.28 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Ohio

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Solar Renewable Energy Certificates Program

4.29 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Oregon

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs)

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

– Oregon Community Solar Program

– Wind Incentive Program

– Mandatory Utility Green Power Option

– PGE Renewable Development Fund

– Solar Permitting Law

– Renewable Energy Systems Tax Exemption

4.30 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, South Carolina

– Renewable Energy Loan Programs

– Renewable Energy Rebate Programs

4.31 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, South Dakota

– Large Commercial Wind and Solar Alternative Taxes

– Renewable Energy System Exemption

– Renewable Energy Facility Sales and Use Tax Reimbursement

– Interconnection Standards

– South Dakota Solar and Wind Easement Law

4.32 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Texas

– Solar Energy Device Franchise Tax Deduction

– Solar and Wind Energy Business Franchise Tax Exemption

– Renewable Energy Systems Property Tax Exemption

– Interconnection Standards

– Solar Incentives

Austin Energy – Value of Solar Residential Rate

Austin Energy – Commercial Solar PV Incentive Program

– Green Mountain Energy Renewable Rewards Program

– Renewable Energy Rebate Programs

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

4.33 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Utah

– Renewable Energy Systems Tax Credit

– Alternative Energy Development Incentive (Tax Credit)

– Alternative Energy Sales Tax Exemption

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Renewable Energy Certificates

– Interconnection Standards

4.34 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Vermont

– Investment Tax Credit

– Renewable Energy Systems Sales Tax Exemption

– Local Option – Property Tax Exemption

– Uniform Capacity Tax and Exemption for Solar

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Renewable Energy Certificates

– Clean Energy Development Fund

– GMP Solar Power

– Standard Offer Program

4.35 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Virginia

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Net metering

– Renewable Energy Targets

– Energy Storage Target

– Interconnection Standards

– Mandatory Utility Green Power Option

– Solar Rights and Easements

4.36 Renewable Energy Policy Framework, Washington

– Renewable Portfolio Standards

– Renewable Energy Credits

– Net Metering

– Interconnection Standards

– Mandatory Utility Green Power Option

– Avista Corporation – My Clean Energy

– Pacific Power – Blue Sky Community Project Funds

– Solar Easements & Rights Laws

5. Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Company Profiles

5.1 NRG Energy Inc

– NRG Energy Inc – Company Overview

– NRG Energy Inc – Business Description

– NRG Energy Inc – SWOT Analysis

– NRG Energy Inc – Major Products and Services

– NRG Energy Inc – Head Office

5.2 Xcel Energy Inc

– Xcel Energy Inc – Company Overview

– Xcel Energy Inc – Business Description

– Xcel Energy Inc – SWOT Analysis

– Xcel Energy Inc – Major Products and Services

– Xcel Energy Inc – Head Office

5.3 PPL Corp

– PPL Corp – Company Overview

– PPL Corp – Business Description

– PPL Corp – SWOT Analysis

– PPL Corp – Major Products and Services

– PPL Corp – Head Office

5.4 Florida Power & Light Co

– Florida Power & Light Co – Company Overview

– Florida Power & Light Co – Business Description

– Florida Power & Light Co – SWOT Analysis

– Florida Power & Light Co – Major Products and Services

– Florida Power & Light Co – Head Office

5.5 DTE Energy Co

– DTE Energy Co – Company Overview

– DTE Energy Co – Business Description

– DTE Energy Co – SWOT Analysis

– DTE Energy Co – Major Products and Services

– DTE Energy Co – Head Office

5.6 Dominion Energy Inc

– Dominion Energy Inc – Company Overview

– Dominion Energy Inc – Business Description

– Dominion Energy Inc – SWOT Analysis

– Dominion Energy Inc – Major Products and Services

– Dominion Energy Inc – Head Office

5.7 American Municipal Power Inc

– American Municipal Power Inc – Company Overview

– American Municipal Power Inc – Business Description

– American Municipal Power Inc – Major Products and Services

– American Municipal Power Inc – Head Office

6. Appendix

6.1 Abbreviations

6.2 Market Definitions

– Power

– Renewable Power

– Installed Capacity

– Electricity Generation

– Electricity Consumption

6.3 Methodology

– Coverage

– Secondary Research

– Primary Research

– Modelling and Forecasting

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Table

Table 1: Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Energy Consumption, Global, 2001–2021

Table 2: Primary Energy Consumption, Global, 2001–2021

Table 3: Renewable Power Market, United States, Cumulative Installed Capacity by Source (GW), 2010-2035

Table 4: Renewable Power Market, United States, Cumulative Installed Capacity Share by Source (%), 2021 and 2035

Table 5: Renewable Power Market, United States, Net Capacity Additions by Source (GW), 2021-2035

Table 6: Renewable Power Market, United States, Capacity Growth by Source, 2021-2035

Table 7: Renewable Power Market, United States, Power Generation by Source (TWh), 2010-2035

Table 8: Renewable Power Market, United States, Growth in Power Generation by Source, 2021-2035

Table 9: Solar Thermal PowerMarket, United States, Installed Capacity (GW), 2010-2035

Table 10: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Power Generation (TWh), 2010-2035

Table 11: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Market Size, 2010-2030

Table 12: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Major Active Plants

Table 13: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Snapshot of Upcoming Plants

Table 14: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Deal Volume vs. Deal Value ($m), 2010–2021

Table 15: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Deals by Type, 2021

Table 16: Renewable Energy Market, US, Investment Tax Credit

Table 17: Renewable Energy Market, US, Sun shot Progress and Goals

Table 18: Renewable Energy Market, US, Renewable Portfolio Standards, State Targets

Table 19: FiTs, LADWP, Los Angeles, California, 2022

Table 20: FiT+ Auction Details, LADWP, Los Angeles, California, 2022

Table 21: Renewable Energy Targets, California, Renewable Portfolio Standard Targets (%)

Table 22: Utility Incentive Program for Renewable Power Plants, Colorado, 2022

Table 23: REC Results, Eversource Energy, Connecticut

Table 24: Green Energy Program Incentives, Delmarva Power, Delaware

Table 25: Municipal Green Energy Program Incentives, Newark and Dover, Delaware

Table 26: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Delaware

Table 27: Tier Definitions for SREC Spot Market Program, Delmarva Power, Delaware

Table 28: SREC Auction Results, 2019, Delaware

Table 29: CGS Plus Tariff, Hawaii, 2022

Table 30: CGS Plus Capacity, Hawaii, 2022

Table 31: Smart Export Tariffs, Hawaii, 2022

Table 32: Smart Export Capacity, Hawaii, 2022

Table 33: CBRE Tariff and Capacity, Hawaii, 2021

Table 34: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Hawaii

Table 35: Renewable Portfolio Standards for IOUs, Illinois

Table 36: Renewable Portfolio Standards for ARES, Illinois

Table 37: Interconnection Standards, Illinois

Table 38: FiT rates, NIPSCO, Indiana, 2021

Table 39: Interconnection Standards, Iowa

Table 40: Commercial Clean Energy Rebates, Maryland

Table 41: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Maryland

Table 42: Interconnection Standards, Massachusetts

Table 43: Interconnection Standards, Missouri

Table 44: Interconnection Standards, Montana

Table 45: LES Customer Owned Generation Scheme, Nebraska

Table 46: Interconnection Standards, New Mexico

Table 47: Interconnection Standards, New York

Table 48: Interconnection Standards, North Carolina

Table 49: Renewable Portfolio Standards %, Ohio

Table 50: Renewable Portfolio Standards % for Large IOUs, Oregon

Table 51: Loan Programs, South Carolina

Table 52: Rebate Programs, South Carolina

Table 53: Value of Solar Rate, Austin Energy, Texas, 2022

Table 54: Rebate Programs, Texas

Table 55: Renewable Portfolio Standards (%), Virginia

Table 56: NRG Energy Inc, Major Products and Services

Table 57: Xcel Energy Inc, Major Products and Services

Table 58: PPL Corp, Major Products and Services

Table 59: Florida Power & Light Co, Major Products and Services

Table 60: DTE Energy Co, Major Products and Services

Table 61: Dominion Energy Inc, Major Products and Services

Table 62: American Municipal Power Inc, Major Products and Services

Table 63: Abbreviations

Figures

Figure 1: Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Energy Consumption, Global, 2001–2021

Figure 2: Primary Energy Consumption, Global, 2001–2021

Figure 3: Renewable Power Market, United States, Cumulative Installed Capacity by Source (GW), 2010-2035

Figure 4: Renewable Power Market, United States, Cumulative Installed Capacity Share by Source (%), 2021 and 2035

Figure 5: Renewable Power Market, United States, Net Capacity Additions by Source (GW), 2021-2035

Figure 6: Renewable Power Market, United States, Capacity Growth by Source, 2021-2035

Figure 7: Renewable Power Market, United States, Power Generation by Source (TWh), 2010-2035

Figure 8: Renewable Power Market, United States, Growth in Power Generation by Source, 2021-2035

Figure 9: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Installed Capacity (GW), 2010-2035

Figure 10: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Power Generation (TWh), 2010-2035

Figure 11: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Market Size, 2010-2030

Figure 12: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Deal Volume vs. Deal Value ($m), 2010–2021

Figure 13: Solar Thermal Power Market, United States, Split by Deal Type (%), 2021

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