Everyone that knows me, knows that patience isn’t my strong suit. Specifically when I am waiting for a shoe to drop that I expect to be coming but it is taking longer than it should. I am talking specifically about the ‘potential’ bankruptcy filing by Sunedison. I don’t view it as a bad thing, it will give the company the ability to work some things out and perhaps come out stronger on the other side. The problem now is that the waiting game is keeping a lot of folks on the sidelines wondering what is going on and that doesn’t help anyone. In the meantime, we shall continue pressing refresh on the SEC website to see what is going on. One thing is sure, today is the last day that I will be publishing the oped pieces on what the SUNE situation means for solar.
- San Diego Union Tribune: Anatomy of a solar meltdown
- Greentech Media: Charting SunEdison Employee Morale Against Its Collapsing Stock Price
- MIT: Watching SunEdison’s Collapse, Solar Industry Resets
- Renewable Energy World: With Too Much Solar, California Looks To West For Markets
- PV-Tech: Winners of 2014 Brazil solar auction ask for more time – report
- Rocky Mountain Institute: Industrialised Nations Must Lead an Exit Strategy for Fossil Fuels
- Solar Industry: World Bank Sets 30 GW Renewables Target Under Climate Action Plan
- Forbes: Global Investment In Solar Slips, Venture Capital Shifts Focus To Downstream
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Have a great day!
Yann