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Top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

Last chance to get in on Equinox, come raise a glass with your solar friends

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These are the top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

#1 Solar Server: Obama Administration proposes big changes to solar tax credits
#2 ISLR: Could Minnesota’s “Value of Solar” Make Everyone a Winner?
#3 NY Times: The Red Faces of the Solar Skeptics
#4 CleanTechnica: Three New Low Cost Solar Power Projects That Kick Butt
#5 Gizmodo: The World’s Largest Solar Plant Is Blinding Pilots
#6 Solar Power World: 5 Factors To Consider Before Investing In Commercial Solar
#7 NRDC: Largest Grid Operator: Renewables Expansion Won’t Be a Problem
#8 Forbes: Why Is SunPower Planning To Issue Solar Asset Backed Bonds?
#9 GTM: 8 Ways to Make Solar Installations Faster, Safer and Cheaper
 #10 CleanTechnica: Morgan Stanley: US Could Have 129GW Of Comm’l Solar
This Week’s SolarWakeup Originals
Help Massachusetts Kick Utility Stooges In The Teeth
This ALEC Is Really Not All That Smart

The Top 10 is ranked by the number of SolarWakeup.com readers that clicked on the news article during the previous week.  It is the poll of the most relevant solar news of the week as judged by your colleagues and competitors.

Have a great weekend!

Yann

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