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

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

#1 Wall Street Cheat Sheet: 3 Reasons Why Solar Energy Is One of America’s Hottest 

#2 Think Progress: Arizona’s New Solar Charge Is ‘Unsupportable By Any Economic Analysis,’ SolarCity Says

#3 PV-Magazine: AES targets distributed PV, storage with purchase of Main Street

#4 Business Journals: Solar installer RGS Energy to cut 30% of staff, reorganize

#5 Seeking Alpha: Vivint Solar – Increasing Focus On Downstream Integration

#6 PV-Tech: Trina Solar to spin-off downstream business

#7 Bloomberg: Conergy Sees 450 Megawatts of Solar Installs in 2015, CEO Says

#8 Renew Economy: Carbon crash, solar dawn – Deutsche Bank on why solar has already won

#9 Business Spectator: Utility-solar gets a boost in the South

#10 EDF: Why solar panels are becoming a middle-class commodity

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Have a great weekend!

Yann

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