A resolution recognizing the ability of solar, storage, and wind to quickly and cheaply meet United States power demand growth.

This resolution focuses on recognizing how solar, storage, and wind energy can quickly and cheaply meet the growing power demand in the United States. It points out that power demand growth in 2025 is higher than at any point in the previous two decades, and nearly every region faces potential power capacity shortfalls over the next ten years. The text highlights that solar and wind are the most cost-effective forms of new power generation, and electricity storage costs are sharply declining. It notes that solar, storage, and wind made up 93 percent of new power capacity installations in 2024 and account for 95 percent of power capacity awaiting grid interconnection. Finally, the Senate resolves that accelerating the deployment of solar, storage, and wind is essential, and the United States should increase renewable energy production.