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

#1 SolarWakeup: Solar Investment Executives, what your New Year’s resolution should be!

#2 The Hill: Let the sun set on the solar industry subsidy

#3 PV-Magazine: Analyst interview – The rise of distributed solar

#4 CleanTechnica: Largest-Ever Study Quantifies Value Of Rooftop Solar

#5 Forbes: Solar Plus Batteries Unlikely To Threaten Utilities Anytime Soon, Study Says

#6 Think Progress: Meet The New Chevy ‘Bolt’ – An Electric Car For The Masses

#7 PV-Tech: Morgan Stanley deal nudges 2015 US residential solar investment towards US$800 million

#8 PV-Magazine: Solar and utilities can co-exist, says Elon Musk

#9 Energy Collective: Net Metering for Rooftop Solar – How to Fix the Problems

#10 Greentech Media: Solar Is Adding Jobs 20 Times Faster Than the Broader Economy, but ‘All Bets Are Off’ in 2017

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 NY Times: U.S. Imposes Steep Tariffs on Chinese Solar Panels
#2 Breaking Energy: Where Does Solar Make Sense? New State Study Shows
#3 Forbes: Trends In Solar: Capital Costs Drop, While Solar Cos Re-invent Themselves
#4 Washington Post: SolarCity hires former Obama strategist to ignite a grass-roots
#5 Bloomberg: Why Elon Musk’s Batteries Scare the Hell Out of the Electric Company
#6 Venture Beat: 8 surprising energy stats to remember from 2014
#7 24/7 Wall Street: 4 Top Solar Stocks to Buy for 2015 as Installations Remain Strong
#8 Bloomberg: Solar Power Wins South Carolina on Agreement With Duke
#9 Greentech Media: New Tariffs on Chinese Panel Makers Split the US Solar Industry
#10 Solar Industry: New York Raises Net-Metering Caps As Part Of An Energy Initiative

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 Bloomberg: Why Elon Musk’s Batteries Scare the Hell Out of the Electric Company

#2 NY Times: Energy Firms in Secretive Alliance With Attorneys General

#3 GTM: Sharp Still Trying to Sell Solar Developer Recurrent Energy

#4 CNBC: No, cheap oil will not kill solar power

#5 Nasdaq: The Biggest Market in Solar Energy

#6 WRAL: Duke Energy plans to invest $500 million in solar

#7 NPR: Should Homeowners With Solar Panels Pay To Maintain Electrical Grid?

#8 Motley Fool: Solar Players Taking Very Different Paths to Success

#9 PV Magazine: Exxon chief strategist sticks boot in on solar

#10 Solar Industry: Utilities Face Significant Revenue Losses From Growth Of Solar

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 NY Times: Why More Solar Panels Should Be Facing West, Not South

#2 Motley Fool: The Best Solar Stock of 2014: The Energy Giant You’ve Never Heard Of

#3 Bloomberg: NextEra Buys Hawaii’s Biggest Utility in Green Energy Test

#4 Bloomberg: George Shultz Gone Solar. Now That’s a Sign in the U.S. Climate Debate

#5 Energy Collective: What Will Happen When the ITC is Reduced?

#6 NPR: Solar Energy’s Popularity Increases As Rooftop Panels Get Less Expensive

#7 NY Times: The Next Tax Fight

#8 CleanTechnica: Dubai Shatters Solar Price Records Worldwide — Lowest Ever!

#9 RE World: Why Aren’t Rural Electric Cooperatives Champions of Local Clean Power?

#10 Solar Industry: IHS Predicts Reshuffling Of Top 10 Solar PV Module Suppliers

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