SunPower, the second largest U.S. solar company, posted a better than expected set of third quarter numbers, driven largely by demand for its commercial and residential solar products in the United States. However, the utility-scale business posted another muted quarter, as the company has opted to hold some power projects on its balance sheet before selling or transferring them into its joint venture yieldco, 8point3 Energy partners. In this note, we take a look at the key developments in the c...
SunPower, the second largest U.S. solar company, posted a better than expected set of third quarter numbers, driven largely by demand for its commercial and residential solar products in the United States. However, the utility-scale business posted another muted quarter, as the company has opted to hold some power projects on its balance sheet before selling or transferring them into its joint venture yieldco, 8point3 Energy partners. In this note, we take a look at the key developments in the c...
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