Daniel Englander
Lunchbreak @ Solar Market Outlook in NYC February 19, 2008 at 1:54 PM
Whoa. It’s been a long morning full of interesting discussion, enlightening panels, and the best kosher food south of West 4th St. I’m reporting live from the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park where panelists and guests are abuzz about what can best be described as an old-shul Travis Bradford-style lesson in the future of the solar industry. Many of the questions answered today include:
- Are we in the midst of a solar bubble?
- How have PPA’s reshaped the solar market?
- How will solar thermal fare against PV?
- What is Eric Wesoff’s landlord’s favorite solar company?
- Is there anything Travis doesn’t know?
For answers to these questions, and pictures from the morning, hit the jump.
I Love the Smell of Solar Finance in the Morning
Just kidding about those answers - you should’ve been here. Except for one. Wesoff’s landlord loves Nanosolar. She was the high bidder.
Travis is actually a lot shorter than he sounds
The crowd is breathless with anticipation and gefilte fish
Travis loves showing off his favorite slide
Eric: “We include this slide because it is traditional.”
Travis: “My skin is actually a new form of dye-sensitized PV”
Guy at table: “I gotta get me some of that”
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