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Today we're looking up at the sun, the original source of all energy on Earth. In recent years,

solar power has grown by leaps and bounds in the United States, Europe and Asia, driven largely

by falling prices and favorable government policies. California and other states are catching

the wave and moving ahead with ambitious goals for solar and other forms of clean power.

But the forecast is not all clear. European governments formerly bullish on solar are slashing subsidies,

and the World Trade Organization recently slapped Chinese manufacturers with fines for dumping their panels below cost.

Over the next hour, we'll discuss the prospect of

running our homes and businesses on Sunpower with our live audience here at the Commonwealth

Club in San Francisco. We'd like to thank Oreck for generously underwriting this program. We're pleased

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