These are the top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

Happy Valentine’s Day!

#1 Bloomberg: What Apple Just Did in Solar Is a Really Big Deal

#2 Greentech Media: Duke Energy Buys Major Stake in REC Solar, Aims to Invest $225M in Commercial PV

#3 Mother Jones: Are Solar Companies Ripping You Off?

#4 LA Times: Minority groups back energy companies in fight against solar power

#5 NY Times: An Incubator for Innovation

#6 Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Georgia House passes solar energy legislation, sends it to Senate

#7 Forbes: As Customers Disconnect From Grid, Wind And Solar Energy Are Threatened

#8 NPR: The Great Solar Panel Debate: To Lease Or To Buy?

#9 RE World: The Distributed Energy Storage Industry In One Chart

#10 CleanTechnica: Solar Jobs Boom Makes Keystone XL Pipeline Look Like A Tinker Toy

The Top 10 is ranked by the number of SolarWakeup.com readers that clicked on the news article during the previous week.  It is the poll of the most relevant solar news of the week as judged by your colleagues and competitors.

Have a great weekend!

Yann

These are the top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

#1 PV-Tech: Obama proposes permanent extension of solar’s ITC

#2 Motley Fool: Why Solar Panel Efficiency Matters More Than You Think

#3 Bloomberg: Seven Reasons Cheap Oil Can’t Stop Renewables Now

#4 San Diego Union-Tribune: Solar power shines on apartments, renters in California

#5 Huffington Post: How to Finance an Energy Revolution

#6 Hartford Courant: NRG Home Solar Buys Northeast Operations Of Verengo Solar

#7 RE World: How Community Solar Is Finally Addressing Clean Energy’s Equity Problem

#8 Huffington Post: New Generation of Investors, New Generation of Issues

#9 AZ Central: SRP solar critic hits the roof

#10 Grist: Here’s how to make sure renewables keep getting cheaper

The Top 10 is ranked by the number of SolarWakeup.com readers that clicked on the news article during the previous week.  It is the poll of the most relevant solar news of the week as judged by your colleagues and competitors.

Have a great weekend!

Yann

These are the top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

#1 SolarWakeup: Solar Going Mainstream? 5 Projections for 2015

#2 NY Times: Worry for Solar Projects After End of Tax Credits

#3 PV-Magazine: One-third of SMA staff to lose their jobs

#4 EDF: SfunCube – Lighting the Way for Solar Innovation in California

#5 Grist: Now is the time to invest in solar, because people are stupid

#6 Orlando Sentinel: FPL announces huge solar expansion

#7 Washington Post: The best idea in a long time: Covering parking lots with solar panels

#8 Motley Fool: A Surprising Move Could Save First Solar From Failure

#9 Greentech Media: ‘Unconventional’ Accounting From China’s Hanergy Solar, Owner of MiaSole, Alta and Solibro

#10 Renew Economy: Why solar costs will fall another 40% in just two years

The Top 10 is ranked by the number of SolarWakeup.com readers that clicked on the news article during the previous week.  It is the poll of the most relevant solar news of the week as judged by your colleagues and competitors.

Have a great weekend!

Yann

These are the top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

#1 Renew Economy: Why solar costs will fall another 40% in just two years

#2 Forbes: Rooftop Solar Shines Light On Bad Business Practices

#3 Forbes: NRG’s Grand Ambition To Dominate The Solar Market

#4 Greentech Media: Hawaii’s Biggest Utility Wants to Ditch Solar Net Metering

#5 Arizona Investigative Report: APS employee drafted anti-solar letter signed by AZ congressmen

#6 Bloomberg: ‘Sexy’ No Longer, Solar May See More Consolidation, Hanwha Says

#7 PV-Tech: Saudi Arabia bursts solar energy bubble – reports

#8 PV-Magazine: ‘Six-cent energy is not the new normal’

#9 NPR: U.S. Solar Industry Sees Growth, But Also Some Uncertainty

#10 FOX News: Pope’s statement on climate change – following John Paul II & Benedict XVI, tackling science

The Top 10 is ranked by the number of SolarWakeup.com readers that clicked on the news article during the previous week.  It is the poll of the most relevant solar news of the week as judged by your colleagues and competitors.

Have a great weekend!

Yann