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While the solar industry has experienced a sharp decline in

Oct. 14, 2017 by Ella Pickett

While the solar industry has experienced a sharp decline in the past decade, the solar industry is still one of the largest industries in the United States. According to the Solar Foundation, the solar industry employs more people than any other industry in the United States.

With jobs at solar farms down in 2018, the solar industry is expected to lose more than 100 jobs in 2018. The Solar Foundation notes that the solar farm sector is expected to lose more than 8,500 jobs each year in 2018.

The Solar Foundation's report comes as the industry continues to grow. According to the Renewable Energy Outlook (REO), the industry will use a $11 billion investment in renewable energy by 2020.

Solar farms are now the second largest source of global electricity generation, responsible for nearly half of all electricity generation globally. The Renewable Energy Outlook tracks how many solar farms are generating electricity and how many are using the new technologies that make up the industry. According to the REO, the industry is expected to add at least 100,000 new solar farms in 2018.

According to the Renewable Energy Outlook, the industry will be the largest source of global electricity generation, responsible for nearly half of all electricity generation worldwide. The Renewable Energy Outlook tracks how many solar farms are generating electricity and how many are using the new technologies that make up the industry.

The Renewable Energy Outlook tracks how many solar farms are generating electricity and how many are using the new technologies that make up the industry.

"The solar industry is poised to lose more than 100,000 jobs each year in 2018," The Solar Foundation wrote on their website. "The solar industry is responsible for nearly half of all electricity generation globally." The Renewable Energy Outlook also noted that the Solar Foundation estimates that solar farms are producing an average of 6.2 megawatts of electricity and generate 2.3 megawatts of wind energy each year.

The Solar Foundation's report also notes a key driver of the solar industry's decline in the last decade: the decline in solar power. The Renewable Energy Outlook predicts that the solar industry will need to use about 11 billion new solar panels in 2018, an increase of nearly 15,000 jobs. The Renewable Energy Outlook also cited the report's conclusions that the solar industry was "making gains," but the solar industry has been "making gains for five years."

The Renewable Energy Outlook also noted that the solar industry is also "making gains for five years."

As the solar industry's fortunes have declined, renewable energy has become the industry's