Top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

Original Article from SolarWakeup This Week

SolarWakeup: Solar Forecast: Sunny After Some Scattered Clouds

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

#1 RenewEconomy: Utilities move to kick rooftop solar off the grid
#2 CleanTechnica: Residential Solar Cheaper Than Grid Electricity In 25 States
#3 RE World: Storm Clouds Gathering Over the US Solar Industry
#4 Bill Gates: We Need Energy Miracles
#5 Gigaom: This startup says it can make the world’s cheapest solar panels
#6 Red, Green & Blue: Can’t We Get A Restraining Order Against Xcel Already?
#7 Black Star: Net Metering and Its Potential Impact on Low-Income Consumers
#8 Times Picayune: Consultant tapped for state solar study too close to utilities
#9 CBS: Illinois Investing in Solar Power
 #10 RE World: The Rise of the Residential Solar PV Customer
 

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

Top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

Original Article from SolarWakeup This Week

SolarWakeup: Is Permitting in Solar a Mess or Opportunity?

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

#1 RE World: Storm Clouds Gathering Over the US Solar Industry
#2 New Times: FPL, Duke and Others Squeeze Out Solar; Have They No Shame?
#3 Bloomberg: Rooftop solar leases scaring homebuyers
#4 CleanTechnica: Solar, Wind, Natural Gas Dominate New US Power Installations
#5 Gigaom: SunPower and SolarCity emerge as fierce rivals for solar roofs
#6 GTM: YieldCos Could Cut Renewables Costs by 20%
#7 Think Progress: Utility Cuts Deal Solar Because It’s The Cheapest
#8 RE World: Welcome to the Grid Revolution, Massachusetts-style
#9 Forbes: SPWR’s Strategy: Developing Software To Manage Solar And Storage
 #10 PV-Tech: Clinton Global Initiative launches “Feed-Out” solar funding 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

Top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

#putsolaronit

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

#1 GTM: Here’s Why SolarCity Plans to Build a 1GW Solar Factory
#2 Forbes: Understanding Solar Yieldcos
#3 Al Gore: The Turning Point: New Hope for the Climate
#4 USA Today: U.S. solar projects get lift from online tool
#5 Solar Power World: What Will Be Best Way In 2015 To Fund Solar Projects?
#6 Think Progress: Texas Utility Says It Will Be Coal-Free By 2016
#7 NY Times: Buying Into Solar Power, No Roof Access Needed
#8 GTM: Will Batteries and PV Create an Unstoppable Hybrid Force?
#9 Business Week: AES Selling Solar-Power Venture Stake to SunEdison
 #10 Grist: Kochs are cooking up a new dirty-energy political scheme
 
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

Top 10 most read solar articles by your peers this week!

SolarPledge Wave

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

#1 SolarWakeup: Support Solar, Take The #SolarPledge
#2 Bloomberg: Sungevity CEO Shocks Reporter With Solar Grid Parity (Video)
#3 USA Today: Why Buffett, Apple, Google love solar power
#4 RE World: Google Aims To “Fundamentally Change the World of Power”
#5 GTM: PG&E and Politicians Looking to Gut Utility Competition Law
#6 Spark: Rock the Rooftop: Wellinghoff’s Plan to Set Solar Straight
#7 Bloomberg: Buffett Ready to Double $15 Billion Solar, Wind Bet
#8 Bloomberg: Solar Returns Declining as Investor Interest Seen Rising
#9 Gigaom: Why Steve Jobs would hate the solar market
 #10 Motley Fool: Could the Cost of Solar Panels Go Up Following New Tariffs?
 
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