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This is your SolarWakeup for November 21st, 2019

More column tomorrow. I’ll be off next week, hope you enjoy your Thanksgiving holiday week. SolarWakeup will publish again on Friday and then return to your inbox on December 2nd. 

  • PV-Magazine: Solar bridges the political divide
  • Axios: How Democrats want to change the energy tax code
  • USA Today: Largest coal plant in the West shuts down, dealing financial losses to Native American tribes
  • Utility Dive: Presidential contenders join fellow senators in urging New England to speed clean energy transition
  • PV-Tech: Dutch solar hails bonus round of green energy subsidies
  • Greentech Media: Does Australia Have Too Much Rooftop Solar?
  • GreenBiz: Dominion Energy’s electric school bus program offers valuable vehicle-to-grid lesson
  • Bloomberg: AES, Enel Among the Six Renewable Energy Developers Suing Mexico

Opinion

  • Grist: How climate change became polarized (and why that could change)

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