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Last Updated on: 24th February 2025, 10:54 pm
I wrote earlier today about some reflections on the last 15½ years of the renewable energy and electric vehicle industries growing and evolving. I also realized that it’s been a long time since we focused in on what is happening in the residential solar market in the US. (Well, I have one big story to do on that, but it’s about just one company and it’s not good.) And what better way to dig in again than by starting with a survey of CleanTechnica readers.
Carolyn Fortuna put together the questions in the following story, and will be writing some articles or even a full report on the findings. Personally, I’m fascinated to see what we learn from you all. I’m also curious to see how it compares to surveys from years ago. So, please take a couple of minutes to complete the survey and tell us more about your experiences and thoughts on solar, whether you have it on your roof or not.
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