In 2016, the industry maintained its status as the largest electricity-generation employer by a factor of two.
While much of this decline is due to lower system costs, it was a difficult year for the solar industry despite a 20% growth in installation capacity.
The renewable energy procurement company’s “PowerBloks” give C&I customers the ability to buy power on more flexible terms.
It was not a pretty year for solar finance, but some sectors remained unscathed.
Sunworks plans to offer zero-down financing for solar plus storage installations for commercial and industrial customers, utilizing SmartStorage lithium ion technology.
The latest data from online solar marketplace provider EnergySage echoes other national trends in finding that installers are increasingly moving back to cash purchases, especially at smaller companies.
In the past eight years under President Obama, the solar industry has advanced from a tiny niche market to the country’s largest energy employer – though more work remains to be done.
The national trade group will work with the Solar Energy Finance Association to improve access to low-cost financing.
With massive market growth, the bankruptcy of SunEdison and the election of a pro-coal climate denier as president, 2016 really was the best and the worst of times.
After installing 198 MW in the first six months of the year, New Jersey’s solar market appears to have declined substantially in the final months of 2016.
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