U.S. Residential Solar Finance Update: H1 2018
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2017 was the first year since 2011 in which more residential solar systems were been purchased with cash and loans than with leases and PPAs. This is due to three key factors: a widespread availability of loan products, a shortage of third-party-ownership (TPO) suppliers, and Tesla's and Vivint's deliberate move away from TPO.
This report provides an update on the state of residential solar financing in the U.S., including the competitive landscape, product offerings, system ownership trends and market sizing, and project finance.
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