Back in Florida, this week was a bit eye opening at the solar finance conference. For one, it was great to see how many of you were there and to meet you in person. This event was symbolic of the types of jobs that solar creates and jobs that cannot be outsourced to another Country, so it was great to hear a fellow panelist bring up the headwind of tariffs for 400 jobs in Oregon. For comparison, there were 547 people registered for this event. Also a great day yesterday for solar, with Solar Edge successfully listing on NASDAQ, selling for $18, first trade around $20 and then closing above $21. Congrats to $SEDG!
- Venture Beat: Sunrun’s journey shows that there is rarely a straight line to success
- 24/7 Wall Street: SolarEdge Shines Incredibly Bright In Its IPO Debut
- Bloomberg: California Just Had a Stunning Increase in Solar
- Recharge News: PG&E claims US utility lead with rooftop solar
- Utility Dive: New Hampshire bill would remove barriers for utility-owned rooftop solar
- Hartford Courant: What’s Solar Really Worth? A New Report Floats Some Numbers
- PV-Magazine: Europe’s solar market declined 36% in 2014, says EPIA
- Think Progress: Thanks To Conservatives, Florida Is Now One Step Closer To Making Solar Energy More Accessible
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Have a great day!
Yann