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Fetched Sep 9 2026: EIA Energy Explained (2025 preliminary) puts natural gas at about 41% of U.S. utility-scale generation and utility-scale solar at about 6.7% (plus ~93 TWh small-scale solar). Natural gas remains the plurality. Choose Energy's June 2026 EIA-based snapshot puts solar at ~12.1% of that month's generation — still well behind gas. Deadline Feb 27 2033. Status stays pending. EIA Energy Explained (fetched Sep 9 2026): 2025 utility-scale solar ~6.7%; natural gas still plurality ↗
At the TED 2013 conference, while chairman of SolarCity, Musk told Chris Anderson he had bet that solar would become the single largest source of US electricity within about 18-20 years. Solar generation has grown rapidly since, but supplied roughly 7% of US electricity by the mid-2020s, while natural gas remained the largest source. The 20-year window runs to early 2033.
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