This is your SolarWakeup for March 18th, 2013.

Last week was a big deal for clean energy, the White House appears to be moving towards executive orders through the existing channels.  The concept of Clean Energy Trusts is being floated ahead of the Keystone decision, the two must be tied together.  Hard for the President to say no to 20,000 jobs but he can take out his shopping list.

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Yann

Top stories of the week! See what your colleagues read the most this week.

These are your top stories of the week! See what your colleagues read the most this week.

Solar 2012 = 119,000 jobs, 3.3GW and over $11billion – congrats to all!

#1 @dannyksfun – 3 normal things in America – Beer, Trucks, and Solar!

#2 @tomfriedman – No to Keystone. Yes to Crazy.

#3 @greentechmedia – $71 Trillion in Funds for Wind, Solar?

#4 @greentechmedia – Innovative Ways to Finance Wind and Solar

#5 @abcactionnews – Florida’s solar rebate program remains unpaid

#6 @WashingtonPost – Ryan budget plan calls two solar projects ‘ill-fated’

#7 @johnmurawski – House bill would end state’s renewable program

#8 @cleanenergyauth – Obama nominates chiefs, moving US solar forward

#9 @TCPalm – FPL’s Martin solar energy center still struggling

#10 @SEIA – 2012 U.S. Solar Market Insight

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Yann

This is your SolarWakeup for March 15th, 2013.

SEIA and Greentech Media released the 2012 Solar Market Insight Year-in-Review.  3.3GW in a single year is an accomplishment and shows how far we have come as an industry in development.  The coverage by major news sources shows that people are watching, let’s make it better in 2013 by increasing capacity WITH profits for everyone.

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This is your SolarWakeup for March 14th, 2013.

U.S. Solar Market installs 3.3GW in 2012, more information to come as SEIA and Greentech Media highlight 2012

The world has a new pope and MEMC is thinking about renaming itself SunEdison.  The irony is not lost on me that innovation is happening on non-PPA products and PPA providers beat each other up on price and terms.  The latest round of consultant driven solar projects had contract terms that were ridiculous and unhealthy to any solar provider.  

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Yann