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Why pick Alabama? Big boys own it
https://www.seia.org/state-solar-policy/alabama-solar
Alabama Solar
Data Current Through: Q2 2022
Solar Installed (MW): 578
National Ranking: 31st (19th in 2021)
Enough Solar Installed to Power: 61,870 homes
Percentage of State's Electricity from Solar: 0.0052
Solar Jobs in 2021: 689
Solar Companies in State: 35 (15 Manufacturers, 8 Installers/Developers, 12 Others)
Total Solar Investment in State: $622 million
Prices have fallen 53% over the last 10 years
Growth Projection and Ranking: 2,393 MW over the next 5 years (ranks 20th)
Number Of Installations: 158
Company jumped from a 90 day twitter PROMO with #2 ranked solar state Texas...to another 90 day twitter PROMO with the #31 ranked solar state Alabama.
Now watching the big boys, already in play, up and down the Alabama roads...while the company is running around looking for 50 Mil to fall out of the sky. Then hoping investors will actually buy the reality of a small and young Indonesian company lead them into war with the largest solar panel producers in the world. Can't wait to see those 720 MW in pre-orders with LOIs stated in a tweet a few months ago. lol
in my humble opinion
cheers
https://www.seia.org/state-solar-policy/alabama-solar
Alabama Solar
Data Current Through: Q2 2022
Solar Installed (MW): 578
National Ranking: 31st (19th in 2021)
Enough Solar Installed to Power: 61,870 homes
Percentage of State's Electricity from Solar: 0.0052
Solar Jobs in 2021: 689
Solar Companies in State: 35 (15 Manufacturers, 8 Installers/Developers, 12 Others)
Total Solar Investment in State: $622 million
Prices have fallen 53% over the last 10 years
Growth Projection and Ranking: 2,393 MW over the next 5 years (ranks 20th)
Number Of Installations: 158
Company jumped from a 90 day twitter PROMO with #2 ranked solar state Texas...to another 90 day twitter PROMO with the #31 ranked solar state Alabama.
Now watching the big boys, already in play, up and down the Alabama roads...while the company is running around looking for 50 Mil to fall out of the sky. Then hoping investors will actually buy the reality of a small and young Indonesian company lead them into war with the largest solar panel producers in the world. Can't wait to see those 720 MW in pre-orders with LOIs stated in a tweet a few months ago. lol
in my humble opinion
cheers
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