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Hello and welcome to the Baron Streetwise podcast. I'm Jack Howe.

And the voice you just heard, that's Ed Fenster.

He's co-founder and executive chairman of Sunrun, the biggest U.S.

installer of home solar power.

Growth in solar is ferocious right now and Ed says the sales pitch no longer starts with

hugging trees. It's about hugging dollars. Chairs of solar companies

rocketed higher last year, but have sold off in recent months.

Is that a buying opportunity? Coming up, we'll hear from Ed.

And from a company that handles large-scale solar projects.

And we'll talk with a Wall Street analyst.

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