The American Clean Power Association (ACP) has produced its Q2 Market Report, finding that US utility-scale solar installations are down 53% from Q1 at 1,575 MW, and wind down a still more severe 78% to 620 MW. Batteries grew an anemic 13% to 992 MW. The Association finds that 21 GW of solar is currently delayed across the US – compared to 22.8 GW which it identifies as under construction, and 50.9 GW under development. For renewables in general the report identifies 8 GW delayed in just Q2, now scattered through to 2026, and 11 GW of the capacity which was to be commissioned from June to December this year has been delayed. It attributes the delays to the April-to-June…