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This is your SolarWakeup for October 14th, 2013

CSI has effectively ended in California.  The growth is continuing with high residential rates and cost effective utility solar.  In the meantime, it appears that there is a constraint in the growth of commercial solar, an area where utilities make a lot of money and CSI may have had the biggest impact.

News

  • NREL: Securitization Debt Fit with Tax Equity in the Solar Landscape? Pt. II
  • Greentech Media: PV Growth Continues Even Without the California Solar Initiative
  • RE World: Which Chinese Solar Companies Will Survive?
  • Examiner: California solar users will subsidize non-solar residents by 2020
  • Discovery News: Stunning Solar Homes Can Actually Be Affordable
  • USA Today: Solar and wind innovation reflected in booming patents
  • St. Louis Post: St. Louis energy savings program gets rolling
  • Charlotte Observer: Solar farms not welcome in every neighborhood

Opinions

  • Energy Collective: Energy Truth: Solar Reduces Emissions Despite Variability

Have a great day!

Yann

Posted in Solar News | Tagged Chinese Solar, CPUC, net metering, NREL, PACE, solar decathlon, Solar Market, St Louis PACE

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