Why is USA Residential Solar So Expensive? The Real Reason U.S. Solar Is So Expensive #344
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In this episode, Tim Montague interviews Geoff Greenfield about the high costs of residential solar in the U.S. and the evolution of the solar industry.
Solar modules once cost $8 per watt. Geoff Greenfield bought his first panels from a classified ad in Home Power magazine. Twenty-six years later, he leads an EPC division building 67 MW projects and negotiating 100 MW contracts. In this episode of The Clean Power Hour, host Tim Montague sits down with Greenfield to trace the full arc of the U.S. solar industry, from off-grid battery systems with lead-acid batteries to utility-scale construction backed by a multi-billion-dollar general contra...
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