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This is your SolarWakeup for December 17th, 2019

Today We Will (Most Likely) Know. Sitting here into the wee hours of the morning hoping to be able to tell you what happened with the ITC in the tax extenders/spending bill and nothing is set yet. So you will have your update about the future of the ITC, most likely, at some point today. Solar is possibly in line for a single year extension of the 30% tax credit but could also be left out entirely. More to come…

  • Greentech Media: With 2 Weeks to Go, Builders Brace for California’s 2020 Home Solar Mandate
  • PV-Magazine: Arizona regulators mock utility, set solar power standard contract at 18 years long – is a PURPA solar boom coming?
  • Axios: Goldman Sachs moves away from financing coal and Arctic oil
  • GreenBiz: Your guide to Europe’s ‘Green New Deal,’ the continent’s new plan to get to net zero
  • PV-Tech: Manufacturing expansions, patent lawsuits and Tesla travails – Solar’s top stories of 2019 (part one)
  • Utility Dive: House green bank bill aims to leverage $35B in government funding into $1T in private investment
  • Vox: How to solve climate change and make life more awesome

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  • Grist: For Caribbean nations, climate change means shrinking populations

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