Turn it into a haiku

No you’ve jumbled the message.

I’m saying when large utility-scale groups get into their data rooms, they’re looking at ROI. 40% savings for domestic content is great but not if the cost is $0.40-$0.50/W vs high teens or low 20s.

It’s a math game.

**I am not in favor of slave labor of course. Unfortunately, until a new technology enters the chat, only so many places have the raw materials to produce Pv modules and they happen to mostly reside in China.

Several reasons (fyi I have not been nor will be in favor of the 201 and 301 tariffs)
1. It promotes slave labor
2. Cheaper quality = less efficiency
3. Makes 40% domestic content almost impossible to achieve given price point and ROI of cheaper modules

Where are we getting transformers from — at scale — is my question.

Gonna break a few fingers

Cash is king but Utilities are god in solar. A federal or even regional line to streamline is something I’ve been screaming about for eons.

Regarding utility-scale red tape, what is being done to have a centralized processing system that doesn’t solely rely on human beings to get projects over the finish line without massive delays.

Equivalent of putting “we stand with _____” as your profile pic

Issue with NEM3 always has been / always will be utilities’ “influence” on regulation, especially on homeowners.

Saving money? Cool

Saving THAT much money? We’re moving goalposts.

The last image you see before waking up without a kidney

2021-24: MFGs, Distribution, Dealers make bad purchasing decisions at the worst possible time.

Not all is bad!

PV sector is climbing through the muck, SEIA predicts 236 GW of installs will hit by 2028, and there are many solutions (Sunhub, Anza to name a few) to move new and EOL inventory.

This should fix everything

We talking the Jewish space laser theory thing? Cause that’s been a fun time