Is Solar Energy Still Growing in the United States?

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Is Solar Energy Still Growing in the United States?

The following video is from Thursday's Digging for Value, in which host Alison Southwick and Motley Fool energy analysts, Taylor Muckerman and Joel South, get to the heart of the biggest stories in energy investing today.

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Following the announcement that the United States installed 832 mega watts (MW) in the second quarter, it is clear that solar energy will continue to carve its place into our energy landscape. Given its integrated position with high efficiency panels, SunPower has a great chance of succeeding no matter which sector of the solar industry wins out. Unfortunately for its less diverse peers, the same can't be said. Tune in below for more details.


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