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Kicking off a new weekly webinar series "SolarKal: Beyond Solar", tomorrow's agenda explores the various ways solar energy helps businesses save. To attend, simply register with the link provided below. Better yet, prepare and submit any questions you'd like directly answered by SolarKal's leadership team during the live Q&A. We look forward to seeing you there! ... https://bit.ly/34fVm7H

Great article about the state of #renewableenergy Distributed energy technologies such as rooftop #solar that offer customers greater control over their energy use are becoming more popular as they fall in cost. America’s Power Grid https://buff.ly/37W62tp Washington Post #commercialsolar #solaradvisor

High five to #NewJersey and Governor Phil Murphy "Energy Master Plan" which calls for a focus on distributed energy resources like rooftop solar #commercialsolar #commercialsolaradvisor #solarenergy #solarpanels #solar #solarforbusiness

Some more bright spots in the #solar world -- 2019 was a record breaking year for U.S. corporate renewable energy purchases says #RenewableEnergyBuyersAlliance PLUS last year, 5 states and PR, adopted laws targeting 100% clean energy. We salute you! #corporatesolar Utility Dive

2020 is starting off strong! Congrats to Google on its 18 new #sustainability deals across the globe. #Solar is a big part of the plan due to the declining cost of harnessing the sun's energy (down more than 80 percent in the past decade) @sundarpichai Google’s jaw-dropping renewable procurement proclamation https://buff.ly/30p1ybz GreenBiz.com #solarforbusiness #corporatesolar #solaradvisor

Congrats #NewYork on being cited as one of the "key drivers" in the nation's transition to #solarenergy The U.S. will remain the world’s second biggest solar market in 2020. https://buff.ly/308JN07 #solar #solarpower IHS Markit #solaradvisor #solarconsultant SolarKal

Happy New Year from SolarKal Here's to a bright new decade. Here are the top 5 #solar highlights of the past decade: 1) In the last decade, solar has experienced an average annual growth rate of 50%. 2) The cost to install solar has dropped by more than 70% over the last decade. As the price of solar continues to fall, new state entrants will grab an increasingly larger share of the national market. 3) Solar’s increasing competitiveness against other technologies has allow...ed it to quickly increase its share of total U.S. electrical generation - from just 0.1% in 2010 to more than 2.5% today. 4) Major U.S. corporations, including Apple https://buff.ly/2MGXIoG Target and Walmart are investing in solar and renewable energy at an incredible rate. 5) Installations will continue to grow across all market segments in 2020 and 2021 as prices drop and developers accelerate build-out ahead of #InvestmentTaxCredit declines. For more, visit Solar Energy Industries Association See more