US ranks first again in EY’s Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index

US’ federal support for grid upgrades will boost renewables transmission in the future.

The US has yet again been named the most attractive market for renewables investment and deployment

opportunities, according to global professional services firm Ernst & Young’s (EY) 63rd Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI).

The RECAI, published every six months, ranks the top 40 countries and provides analyses of clean energy industry trends. The US retains the top spot in the index; it added 4.6GW of solar in the first quarter of 2024, with installed capacity now at 100GW, according to the report. Federal support in the US for grid upgrades will boost renewables transmission.

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US’ federal support for grid upgrades will boost renewables transmission in the future. Image: Origis Energy.

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