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Welcome Industry Focus. I'm Nick Saipel. Earlier this month, the US Department of

Energy released its vision of a future where solar power provides 40% of the

nation's electricity. This week Jason Hall returns to the show to take a look at the

report and its implications for solar investors. Jacob,K investors, excuse me,

welcome back on the podcast, man, I can't talk today.

Um, Nathaniel, it's nice to be, I mean, Nick, it's nice, it's nice to be on.

This is a, this is kind of a fun topic.

I'm looking forward to kind of peeling back some layers here.

Yeah I'm excited to have you back on my miss speaking your name notwithstanding always great to be on with

Jason Jason is one of the first I think the first guest I ever had

the industry focus podcast and ever I started hosting we both share a love of

college football. This is our prime season right now but you know what we're not gonna we're not gonna go down the

Nick Sabin rabbit hole we're not gonna talk about rat poison we're gonna talk about

solar energy today Jason what did you see in in this DOE solar futures study report?

So like there's a couple things right so the obvious the obvious part is

you have to kind of look at the politics of it right so you know we've gone we

went four years and we heard very little out of out of the administration about

renewables right during the Trump administration out of the administration about renewables, right,

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