Last week, I asked on Twitter, when will SEPA and SEIA break up in their SPI partnership. After the salary revelations (that are now continuing to be covered), I may have it all wrong. SEIA, as we understand, does not allow utilities on their board. The board currently includes 20 (at large) 5 (elected), of which 10 make up the executive. Policy is handled (democratically) but First Solar chairs the policy committee (FSLR does not support NEM). Expect a larger write up about this later this week, but where SEIA is going from a policy perspective may not be clear.
News
- The Hill: Obama reverses Reagan, puts solar panels on White House roof
- CleanTechnica: Rhone Resch Raking It In
- WashPost: At Wal-Mart, Obama praises steps on solar power
- National: Renewable Energy Employs 6.5milliom Worldwide
- CleanTechnica: Bringing PACE In A Box To Texas
- GTM: Are Corporate Sustainability Efforts Really Working?
- Solar Power World: Reducing Soft Costs: Value-Added Vs. Non-Value-Added
- RE World: Cashing In on Solar’s Hidden Value
Opinions
Have a great day!
Yann