Energy Subsidies & Re-Considering the Economics of Solar Power

August 26th, 2012 by Zachary Shahan

I just noted on Thursday that I attended, the night before, a great Vote Solar webinar on energy subsides. That webinar is now on-line — it’s the video above.

I also mentioned to upcoming Vote Solar webinars in that Thursday post. After publishing that, I got word of one more webinar the team is soon offering. Here are the details for that one, Re-Considering the Economics of Solar Power, featuring Michael Liebreich and Jenny Chase of Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF):

The common perception is that, for all its benefits, solar power can’t compete on cost. The Bloomberg New Energy Finance analyst team will help shine light on how and why that perception is out-of-date and even misleading.
Wednesday, September 5, 10AM PDT/1 PM EDT
Register here: https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/203352441

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