Sun’s power is expected to grow by around 2 percent a year between 2050 and 2060, according to a report by the U.S. government.

That’s enough to power a city of 1 million people and an average of 5 million homes.

That’s well short of the 10.5 percent growth seen in solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, or the energy from fossil fuels such as oil and gas.

But it’s a lot better than the 6.8 percent growth in the last decade.

That could help reduce the overall carbon footprint of power plants, which account for more than half of the world’s CO2 emissions.

And it’s going to give us a lot more solar power to sell to customers.

Solar photovolts are the most efficient solar panels in the world, but the panels have a lot of drawbacks.

Because of the large surface area they cover, they have to be constantly replaced.

The panels are also bulky and require expensive and laborious maintenance.

The solar industry is also struggling to build out new photovols.

The U.K.-based company SolarCity is currently trying to get a new manufacturing facility up and running in California, but it’s still a few years away from commercial production.

The company plans to start up solar plants in the U to export to China, the European Union, and other markets.

And in 2020, the U.-China Solar Trade Agreement will likely be finalized.

“Solar PV is the best option for the long-term sustainability of the U, especially in the United States,” said Michael Cate, the president and CEO of SolarCity, in a statement.

“In 2020, we will begin construction of a new factory in the Midwest and will be selling our largest solar portfolio in the US in 2020.”

SolarCity plans to produce 10 million panels a year by 2030, a lot faster than the 10 million installed in 2018.

But it won’t be able to produce that much in the first half of this century.

SolarWorld, which is a subsidiary of SolarWorld Inc., has been selling photovolas since 2009.

SolarCity expects to sell its current portfolio of more than 10 million PV panels a month to China by the end of 2020, and the company is currently developing solar plants for the European market.

The new plant is expected for completion in 2021.

The report by U.N. Climate Change Special Representative Yves Smith also predicted that by 2030 the U will have more solar energy per person than in China.

That would represent a 2.4 percent jump in the rate of growth, compared to the 3.1 percent increase seen in China in 2030.