Savings more than cover costs in Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states.
Everything from the blades to the transmission lines is changing.
GE did 6+ gigawatts in 2012—but the entire 2013 market may only be 4 gigawatts.
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Manufacturers have orders and developers have bank financing. Wind is back.
The IRS has clarified the “under construction” provision in the production tax credit.
Global economics, regulatory uncertainty and falling PV and wind power costs are playing a role in declining greentech investment figures.
Funding will come from new sources, especially if the president’s permanent PTC survives.
The wind industry provided a noticeable boost for the U.S. economy in 2012.
With its tax credit in place into 2014, the wind business is coming back.
The twelve keys to building renewables are encoded in the acronyms BEPTC and SROPTTC, according to NREL.
A new source of capital that also lowers costs
MLPs, REITs and securities can make the renewables business the nation’s business.
Greentech and institutional investors could be a good fit.
As a hedge, wind may be the best friend natural gas has.
PPAs, synthetic PPAs, hedges, and unicorns
There is nothing like a natural resource war to give you religion about renewable energy.
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