The ScottMadden Energy Industry Update | January 2014

The distributed generation market, particularly solar, continues to grow, and solar developers are employing different models to promote that expansion. Utilities, meanwhile, are re-examining their own business models and regulatory paradigms to determine whether and how to accommodate distributed generation or participate in this market. Read more below.

• • Long-Term Drivers for Distributed Generation
  • Utility Companies Develop Different Approaches to Changing Environment as Distributed Generation Penetration Increases
  • Solar Third-Party Financing Models: Different Strokes for Different Folks, But Some Common Themes

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Long-Term Drivers for Distributed Generation

Utility Companies Develop Different Approaches to Changing Environment as Distributed Generation Penetration Increases

Solar Third-Party Financing Models: Different Strokes for Different Folks, But Some Common Themes

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