Being everything for everybody used to be a flaw for solar companies. This stems from the past issues with confusing channel strategies and undercutting along the value chain. Today solar is different, planning includes partnerships, joint ventures and trusted supplier arrangements. This is part of the natural consolidation and growing up process for solar, where every player finds where they add the most value or they lose. Read today’s original story from Haresh Patel about proper forward planning.
News
- SolarWakeup: Solar Investment Executives, what your New Year’s resolution should be!
- PV-Tech: Solar took half of all renewables investment in 2014, says BNEF
- Boston Globe: Deval Patrick’s efforts on green energy are a beacon for national policy
- 24/7 Wall Street: Deutsche Bank Says 4 Cleantech Stocks Have Big 2015 Potential
- NY Times: Kerry Lays Groundwork for Obama’s Visit to India
- Forbes: Solar Plus Batteries Unlikely To Threaten Utilities Anytime Soon, Study Says
- Sacramento Bee: Five ideas for California’s energy future
- CleanTechnica: California Solar Permitting Guidebook Released (+ Other Solar & Wind News)
Opinions
Have a great day!
Yann