3 Reasons Solar Stocks Could Stumble презентация

demand—it’s taking it from utilities.

While utilities like NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) have embraced a collaborative effort with SolarCity Corporation to triple Hawaii’s solar power to around 45 MW, other electric companies aren’t so keen to embrace the solar revolution.

tax credit will drop from 30% to 10%.

The drop will hit every solar company equally, but the entire sector could lose its comparative advantage over fossil fuels and other alternative energies.

alongside its subsidy. Any bump in solar costs could push solar costs above coal, nuclear, and natural gas.

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the world. While companies like SolarCity are shifting production to in-house facilities like its New York Gigafactory, they will have to deal with continued China trade issues for at least the next few years. That means managing trade tariffs, supply issues, and less ability to push back on price increases.

SolarCity’s planned manufacturing facility

are also looking elsewhere for expansion.

First Solar is currently in six continents, while SolarCity is set to make its first foreign foray into Mexico.

currency fluctuation, new supply chains, and an entirely different economic market.

That can seem hard for pure play U.S. solar stock investors to swallow.

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