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This is your SolarWakeup for July 11th, 2017

No Intersolar for me this year, as I am still on vacation and soon en route to New York. Hope you are all enjoying yourselves and make sure to support CalSEIA with an awesome event at AT&T Park.

  • New York Magazine: The Uninhabitable Earth
  • PV-Magazine: Solar and political struggle – The view from Intersolar North America
  • Think Progress: Funny or Die – Franken and Letterman take on climate change in hilarious web series
  • Grist: California’s governor is making climate deals with China, but can he pass legislation at home?
  • GreenBiz: Will giant batteries lead to giant emissions cuts?
  • Fortune: These 100 Companies Are Responsible for Most of the World’s Carbon Emissions
  • Utility Dive: California bill seeks to help local governments permit storage systems
  • Portland Press-Herald: Gov. LePage vetoes solar ‘net metering’ bill, again

Opinion

  • Rocky Mountain Institute: What Salad and Ice Cream Tell Us about Climate Finance

Have a great day!

Yann

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