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But what were your feelings on the conference? Sessions? The attendess? The industry?
Just curious about the objective perspective of the reporter.
1) Lower solar panel and product costs as new technology and capacity hits the market.
2) The slow economy is driving solar installers to reduce prices to maintain consumer sign-ups. Consumer demand is at an all time high, but affordability is not.
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