We knew it was coming and it’s big news. The Sunrun S-1 IPO filing has found its way into the hands of the Wall Street Journal. It was confidentially filed earlier this year and now the 2nd largest residential solar company will make its rounds to the investors that will buy the company stock when it goes public. With almost twice as many contracts as Vivint Solar, Sunrun makes the case for an ever expanding residential solar market, most recently announcing its entry into South Carolina. Notably, SolarCity and Sunrun have the most amazing public policy teams and can be credited for many of the net metering victories that keep solar alive around the Country. Best of luck to the Sunrun team and stay tuned for more as the news comes out
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- Energy Collective: 6 Reasons Why Penetrations of Renewable Resources are Becoming Attainable
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- Think Progress: India Just Upped Its Solar Target Five-Fold, Will Install More Solar This Year Than Germany
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Yann