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The Business, Technology and Politics of Colorado’s Energy Industry
The Business, Technology and Politics of Colorado’s Energy Industry
The divide between manufacturers and installers is a symptom of the U.S. solar industry’s problems, not the cause. And the causes are not as simple as either side makes them out to be. China isn’t the only reason companies like Evergreen, Solyndra, and BrightSource have struggled.
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Oil/Gas Industry: Trust us! We care, we really do. The rest of the us: No! 
Thanks for the info Fred! Tri-State Board Policy 117 limits member co-op generation to 5%. LPEA has asked them to lift that for community solar gardens. https://www.lpea.coop/pdf/board_meeting/resolutions/2012/201213_tristate_policy_117.pdf Thanks for the clarification Lorrie. 
I think its a 10% mandate not 5%. 
To see this exciting change as "scary" seems incredibly short-sited to me. Between the increasing power demands caused by ... Thanks for the article. Could you explore Tri-State's 5% limit rule for member co-ops? I believe it limits ...
Thanks for highlighting all the great work the Northern Colorado Chapter of CRES is doing. One small but important correction--the ... Natural Gas! The bridge fuel to nowhere!