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Trump-voting states lead 71% of U.S. solar boom despite Republican opposition

Grist and Bloomberg publish Solar Energy Industries Association findings

1 Sep 10 · 13d ago · 3 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 1

Reporting on the association's data shows Texas and Florida ranked first and third in solar construction among Trump-voting states, with Indiana, Ohio, Arizona, Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan, and Utah also in the top 10. Republican-leaning states' pro-business attitude, available land, and easier permitting attracted solar investment alongside electricity-hungry industries like manufacturing and data centers.

Grist and Bloomberg publish Solar Energy Industries Association findings
Grist

“Red states, as a general proposition, have sort of a pro-build mentality. They want to build things.”

Tim Pawlenty

Tim PawlentyTim Pawlenty CEO, Solar Energy Industries Association; former Republican governorSolar Energy Industries Association Industry research organization

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  1. 2 outlets States Backing Trump Make Up 71% of New Solar, Report Says

    first by Bloomberg.com, 14d ago · also Quartz

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  2. 1 outlet More than 70% of new solar is being built in states that voted for Trump

    first by Grist, 13d ago

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