Wood Mackenzie's report, "Four Predictions for US Distributed Solar in 2024," forecasts the US distributed solar industry to install over 9.5 GW in 2023, a fivefold increase from a decade ago. Despite challenges such as high interest rates and interconnection congestion, relief in the module supply chain and rising retail rates are mitigating these issues in certain states. While the residential market faces contraction due to factors like high interest rates and the new California net billing tariff, the commercial and community solar segments are expected to grow. Key trends in 2024 include the impact of the residential solar slowdown on customer acquisition costs, emerging markets in commercial and community solar, and the adaptation to net metering successor tariffs.