Ebbs and flows. Yingli was put on notice to get the stock price over $1 within the next 6 months which shouldn’t be a huge problem considering solar stocks have been hit pretty hard recently. While companies bulk up to take advantage of what is to be a record year in 2016, some have issues getting deals to close and rumor has some big names hitting snags. These are natural events in a growing market (solar is growing incredibly fast) that has some uncertainty in the near future. Investors that take the right risks will be rewarded, who’s taking the solarcoaster ride?
- Buffalo News:Solar tax credits called key to industry growth
- PV-Magazine: Official NYSE-delisting notice for Yingli
- Washington Post: Power companies may have found a new way to crack into the booming solar business
- Bloomberg: Canadian Solar’s Profit Slumps 68% Amid Yieldco Transition Plan
- San Diego Tribune: SolarCity takes on California utilities
- PV-Tech: UK prepares for battle over changes to solar feed-in tariff
- Business Journal: Solar executives holding out hope for renewable tax credit extension
- ABC: APS rooftop solar fee hike moves forward – solar advocates disappointed
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Have a great day!
Yann