Reply #9: Better table

[OKIsItJustMe]

%&@#! Computers!

The top 3 lines are historical. From there on down is theoretical (assuming we maintain 2009's rate of growth.)

Year | Build MW | Growth |  Total MW
2007 |          |        |    16,812
2008 |   8,425  | 50.11% |    25,237
2009 |   9,922  | 39.32% |    35,159
2010 |  13,823  | 39.32% |    48,982
2011 |  19,257  | 39.32% |    68,239
2012 |  26,828  | 39.32% |    95,067
2013 |  37,376  | 39.32% |   132,443
2014 |  52,070  | 39.32% |   184,513
2015 |  72,542  | 39.32% |   257,055
2016 | 101,062  | 39.32% |   358,117
2017 | 140,795  | 39.32% |   498,912
2018 | 196,149  | 39.32% |   695,061
2019 | 273,265  | 39.32% |   968,326
2020 | 380,700  | 39.32% | 1,349,026