On my way to San Diego today for the Solar Finance and Investment Summit where I will be on a panel on Thursday. I can already forecast a week of talk regarding post-2017 and how grim things look (particularly for my panel on large scale solar farms). On the other hand, it will be a great event for matchmaking between projects (I want some) and money. So the question to start off your Monday, what part of the capital stack is most needed for you and how can it be fixed?
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I think every President should only serve the last two years of their tenure (hard to do, I know). The focus starts to go in the direction that most people want it to and action starts becoming more apparent which in this case is great for the environment, our climate and renewable energy. DoD has already been saying for years that energy is a big issue for national defense, conservatives always wanted to reduce foreign imports of fuels, and no better way to hedge energy costs by eliminating fuel costs. I'm glad Obama is hitting his strides, and I hope everyone enjoyed Equinox. One last shout out to Amanda Brodbaek from Eco Branding for sending her receipt!
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By Yann Brandt
Greentech Media’s Solar Summit 2015 (#GTMSS2015) brought together over 500 of solar’s brightest. The solar summit tends to be a bit different than many other conferences since the focus is on data and research, rather than products and services. The event kicked off with Shayle Kann of Greentech Media, who broke down the current state of the solar market and with some sharp analyses. For the full coverage on the presentation, see here.