This is your SolarWakeup for March 3rd

Bipartisan Solar Love. The sudden MAGA love isn’t so sudden, it’s more of a return to the reason everyone loved solar to begin with. It’s affordable, has a giant pipeline and doesn’t have any fuel costs. It’s certainly been a path to get here but over and over again, polls have shown, that folks on all sides of the aisle and all socio-economic spectrums believe that the government should do more to build solar everywhere and that they would like to have more access to solar. 

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This is your SolarWakeup for March 2nd

A Lot Going On. We’re looking at the entire supply stack of the solar market as the demand seems to be pushing for speed and more value in reliability, curve shaping, and interconnection flexibility. Data centers seem to be heading down the path of looking for incredibly large behind-the-meter systems that also do the work to back up the energy generation from the grid through large BESS systems. All of that infrastructure is putting strain on the demand for commodities in copper and steel or ancillary systems like transformers. 

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 25th

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 24th

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 20th

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 17th

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 13th

TVA Our Way. I don’t know why we didn’t do exactly this over the past 15 years. TVA has the potential to be the postcard from the future if we aligned our political strength to put solar advocates on the board. I’ve been saying this for the better part of two decades, but always got some political answer about how TVA Senators handle the board appointment. I guess this administration didn’t get that memo. 

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 12th

Public Solar. Many of you are solar people, I think you know what I mean by that, and SOLV’s CEO, George Hershman is at the very top of that list. Yesterday, SOLV went public on the NASDAQ, raising $513mm before the stock rose another 20% in its first day of trading. SOLV, which is trading under the ticker MWH, has grown out of Swinerton before scaling to what it is today as one of the biggest EPCs in the market. I’m happy to call George a friend and very excited for his team including other solar lifers for getting to this point. Now George joins the public company CEO club in solar that is ever expanding, which is a great thing to have in our market. 

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 10th

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This is your SolarWakeup for February 6th

Solar IPOs Hot Again. It’s time to start the public company CEO group chat (this is just a joke!) But with Forgent going public, NEOS partners strike again with their third major renewables-related IPO in this decade. Next week, we could see another solar EPC go public and that’s a great thing for many of our friends and their investors. It’s also great for the solar market and other companies that see this path to liquidity and capital reopening for solar.

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