4-5 October 2022
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Daniel Cruise is a partner at Lium Research where he conducts holistic energy market research for institutional investor clients. Daniel is Lium's lead analyst on renewables, including utility-scale solar where he leads a research team in the delivery of proprietary datasets and reports on quantamental trends. He has nearly 20 years of experience in energy finance, including roles as a publishing Wall Street Analyst and hedge fund manager. Daniel earned dual finance and accounting degrees from Texas A&M University and is an alumni of Jefferies, Coras Research, Wells Fargo Securities, and ISI Evercore.
Do consensus expectations for U.S. solar capacity growth match what's actually happening on the ground? Are new construction starts in utility solar accelerating or decelerating? Predictive data constructed from thousands of real-time images of large U.S. solar projects sometimes tells a different story than the mainstream narrative. Recent observations include:
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