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10 years ago, Eric Wesoff riffed with Bill Walton at a GTM event. Wesoff: “I want to start out with a confession…I’ve been to 100 dead shows and have seen the back of Bill’s head at many of them.” Walton: “Now why would that be a confession? That should be a badge of honor”

I wrote in The Atlantic about how to fully unlock the economic & enviro potential of the Inflation Reduction Act: reform our outdated electricity system. With the return to load growth & AI’s thirst for power, this is fast becoming a top policy issue. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

People often conflate cost of solar panels with cost of solar power. The panel is one part of the system, and advancements have caused a massive cost decline over time. In doing so, panels are an ever smaller % of total costs. Panels may be headed to zero but systems aren't. 1/3

It’s also massively short-sighted. We want voters to feel that fighting climate change will be to their benefit. If it’s associated with de-industrialization and job loss it’ll setback climate efforts way more than making solar panels slightly more expensive ever could

Happening NEXT WEEK: Our very own Head of Market Strategy and Public Affairs, Scott Moskowitz, will be speaking at the Clean Energy Roadshow in Cartersville, GA. Register today: ow.ly/SWRz50Su4Hg

Thanks Jigar Shah and team, and congrats to Cartersville Georgia energy.gov/lpo/articles/l… Qcells North America

By 2022, the US had basically ceded the entire solar supply chain. We produced <5% of modules deployed & far less than that further up the supply chain (cells, silicon etc). Today, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, the US is on track to make 80% of module demand by 2026.

I spent a week in Dalton, the northwest GA town known as the Carpet Capital of the World. Now it's become the heart of US solar panel manufacturing. Qcells North America built a panel factory there in 2019, then built a second one after the IRA passed in 22

1/8 The Cato Institute is right to say that domestic consumers pay for tariffs, but they then make the mistake of concluding that tariffs reduce consumption. This claim is based on a rather simple-minded understanding of trade. cato.org/blog/americans… via Cato Institute

Solar energy is delivering power to thousands on the Navajo Nation⚡ With the help of Qcells North America and U.S. Department of Energy, Navajo Power Home is bringing electricity to many homes for the very first time. WATCH: kold.com/2024/08/29/doe…

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Thank you Freddie!!!!! That was awesome.