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Reply Retweet Favorite 		State rebates and other direct cash incentives for distributed have largely phased out in leading states. Re… https://t.co/1joslxQtmm

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Solar on new home construction is much cheaper than retrofits in California. Only $2.30/W compared to $3.90 for exi… https://t.co/5JRZOnxBB5

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Solar power efficiency continues to rise, with median module efficiencies at 17.4% last year. Read our new… https://t.co/c8t9Iiy3qF

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Distributed systems keep getting bigger! The median residential PV system rose to 6.3 kW last year. Read ou… https://t.co/z3Z56uegxU

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Our recent Wind Technologies Market Report is featured in Popular Mechanics. "U.S. Wind Turbines Are Getting Less… https://t.co/tOIprmciLF

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		State prices for distributed ranged from $2.10/W for large systems to $4.50/W for residential. Three of the… https://t.co/rzjC2VlVPx

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		There are clear economies of scale with distributed , and wide price ranges for smaller systems. Residential… https://t.co/BkqCV0HQcC

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Installed prices in US are still much higher than other countries, mostly due to soft costs. Residential PV… https://t.co/QmkNI8XixI

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Installed prices for distributed continue to fall. National median in 2017 was $3.70/W for residential (down… https://t.co/K3uKJT8oWz

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Our annual TRACKING THE SUN report is out, with data on distributed trends in the US. Report, slide deck, w… https://t.co/mQbzrvCHsn

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		TODAY: Join our free webinar on our new utility-scale report! September 20 at 10am Pacific / 1… https://t.co/SPQCp7fJ0n

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Utility-scale capacity factors range from 14% to 35% in the US. Performance, cost, growth and other data vis… https://t.co/FfW6umLBlj

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		The US has 190 GW of capacity in interconnection queues – more than wind or natural gas - promising strong f… https://t.co/yUr4o79zIC

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Tune in to our webinar on Thursday to hear details from our new utility-scale report! September 20 at 1 ET /… https://t.co/4ZZ1wd3b93

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		PPA prices for utility-scale continue to fall, some now under $20/MWh. New report and interacti… https://t.co/ZKO3z4CSHT

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		prices continue to fall, dominated by the windy interior states. See over 400 PPA prices on an interact… https://t.co/Xj9dCamnA1

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		Utility-scale developers are choosing single-axis tracking mounts (72% of new projects) over fixed-tilt. Ne… https://t.co/Wi0WzTab4E

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		All but nine states have utility-scale now. New interactive data tools on from .… https://t.co/ELRcna1zzP

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Reply Retweet Favorite 		The Southeast is the new leader with the most growth in 2017. 40% of all systems over 5 MW were in the regio… https://t.co/qs1MkOzFvY

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