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This is your SolarWakeup for February 4th, 2022

Installers First, Always. Over the past year, the team as CommonBond has worked to understand how to make lending for solar installers easier, faster and cheaper. That culminated in the public announcement that CommonBond has started serving the solar market and wants you, the installer, to learn more about the offerings that are available. To learn more about the CommonBond platform and products, contact us here. 

  • Reuters: California delays decision on rooftop solar policy reform
  • Solar Builder: CommonBond, best known for student lending, launches solar financing business
  • PV-Magazine: SolarAPP+ permitting software reduces project times by 12 days on average in pilot
  • Tampa Bay: Florida House offers compromise to more rooftop solar users
  • Utility Dive: Appeals court decision opens door to sue public power utilities for rooftop solar fees under antitrust law
  • Bloomberg: Airstream’s Electric Trailer Concept Can Run Off-Grid for Weeks
  • Axios: Winter storms test Texas’ electrical grid
  • RMI: The Hidden Costs of Keeping Gas Plants Online in Texas and Beyond

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  • Canary Media: Will California finally fix its community solar programs?

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