The article focuses on innovations in the solar energy sector in the US market and methods for enhancing energy efficiency.The study aims to showcase the innovative technologies in the US solar energy market, their development, and promotion.General scientific methods of cognition were employed in the research, including analysis, synthesis, induction, deduction, comparison, and statistical analysis.The results indicate that over the past twenty years, US government policies promoting solar energy have led to significant growth in this sector.It highlights that the introduction of tax incentives and the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022 were key success factors.The primary strategy involves encouraging private investment in clean energy through tax credits, subsidized loans, leasing programs, and accelerated depreciation for businesses, significantly increasing solar energy production.In 2023, US solar energy achieved a record capacity increase, adding 32.4 GW of new installations, accounting for 53% of all new power generation capacity installed in the country.Projections suggest that by 2034, total capacity could reach 673 GW, providing electricity to over 100 million households.The overview of solar energy technologies used by US households indicates that key innovations include energy storage systems and the integration of smart technologies.The use of blockchain technology for energy trading fosters decentralization and efficient use of locally produced energy.Smart inverters and advanced resource monitoring systems are crucial elements ensuring energy consumption optimization.Noteworthy innovative technologies include lithium batteries, 3D-printed energy-harvesting trees, and smart home systems, which enhance the efficiency and attractiveness of solar energy for households, Věda a perspektivy № 7(38) 2024
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