Net metering isn’t the only battleground in the distributed PV industry. GTM Research assesses the ability of rate design to make or break project economics.
PV incentives for California homeowners are effectively gone, and it won’t cause even a blip in California’s solar growth rates.
Meeting an RPS is costing less than previously thought in many states.
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U.S. Solar Market Insight: 2012 Year-in-Review
The battle over North Carolina’s renewable portfolio standard carries on after a suspicious vote in a Senate committee.
Still the solar microinverter frontrunner, Enphase continues to execute. Profitability not yet achieved and losses continue.
Match wits with solar industry pros.
NRG Solar VP Randy Hickok talked sun at the 66-megawatt PV plant’s ribbon-cutting.
Can microinverters and DC optimizers continue their rapid growth curve?
Toronto-based Pure Energies Group looks to lower the costs of winning solar customers.
The GTM Research Analyst team highlights their thoughts from Solar Summit 2013
Solar advocates and Xcel Energy strike deal for a CSI-like incentive plan.
“Are we getting a lumpy renewable energy portfolio?”
“Southwest isn’t an airline; it’s a service business. That’s how we have to think about solar.”—Danny Kennedy of Sungevity
Solar is under attack deep in the heart of Texas.
To the shock and horror of its backers, a bill attempting to gut North Carolina’s renewable energy standard fails in committee.
There is nothing like a natural resource war to give you religion about renewable energy.
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