California was mostly solar-powered in May — a global first
In May, California generated more than half of its electricity from solar power, marking the first time any region globally achieved this milestone. The increase was driven by expanded solar capacity and favorable weather conditions. This development highlights progress in renewable energy adoption and grid reliability.
California generated more than half of its electricity from solar power in May, setting a global record.
This milestone shows how renewable energy can reliably power large regions, offering a model for other places to follow.
It highlights progress in clean energy and the potential for sustainable, low-carbon electricity systems in everyday life.
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