We all know that solar is getting cheaper, but how cheap is it really getting. We’ve heard about the sub 6 cent PPAs in Texas and California so what does it take to get that done. Many of these projects have single axis trackers and the norm was 1000V setups. Is there a new trend happening to go above 1000V? And how much premium on the install side does single axis tracking get you? If you have some insight on this, I’d love to hear your economics analysis on going after more sun hours.
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Yann