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Southeastern Utilities Take the Reins on Solar Development

By |2025-06-18T11:35:32-04:00May 16th, 2016|Southeast|

Leading the Charge Utilities in southern states are evolving towards a renewable future by embracing their solar energy potential and developing beyond federal renewable energy requirements. Major utilities are beginning to step up and procure or build solar without the requirements of a state Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) or other incentives. GTM refers to this market trend as ‘voluntary procurement’ (voluntary procurement is defined as the utility either purchasing the energy and environmental attributes from a third-party or owning the

SolUnesco discusses future of renewable energy at Resilient Virginia and Environment Virginia Symposium

By |2025-06-18T11:29:42-04:00April 22nd, 2016|Virginia Solar|

What the 2014 Clean Power Plan and 2015 Paris Climate 21 Agreement Mean for Renewables The opportunity for growth in the renewable energy industry is more promising than ever with the combination of the 2014 Clean Power Plan and the 2015 Paris Climate COP 21 agreement. SolUnesco looks to be at the forefront of decarbonizing the current energy system in Virginia by developing large-scale renewable energy projects. Over the last few weeks Francis Hodsoll, SolUnesco President, presented at the Resilient

The Solar Value Chain: a Study in Competitive Destruction

By |2025-06-18T11:18:47-04:00December 12th, 2015|Company Update|

InfoCast Energy Project Finance conference SolUnesco presented at the New York InfoCast Energy Project Finance conference December 10th. Our presentation the Economics of Renewable Energy Business Models focused on the trends impacting margins along the value chain. If you have earned a living in solar for more than a few years, you have seen innovation, unsustainable margins and then dramatic margin compression. I don’t think anyone is surprised given low barriers to entry and generally commodity like products and services.

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