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The Downside of Growth Solar Employers Are Enjoying the Industry’S Rapid Rise but Struggling to Find Qualified Workers Volume 10, Number 6 ● July 2017 The Downside Of Growth Solar employers are enjoying the industry’s rapid rise but struggling to find qualified workers. page 30 California CALSEIA calls for “massive” energy storage development in the state. page 20 Trade Case Will the U.S. government put new global trade tariffs on solar imports? page 22 a_1_SI_1707.indd 1 6/22/17 4:08 PM b_7_19.37_44_SI1707.inddUntitled-17 1 2 6/22/17 1:34 PM 6/15/17 2:35 PM Untitled-17 1 b_7_19.37_44_SI1707.indd 3 6/22/176/15/17 1:352:35 PMPM ✹ Contents R Features 20 California Spotlight 20 Massive Storage Development Needed In California CALSEIA underscores the importance of supporting more energy storage in the solar-heavy state. Trade Case 22 Is A New Trade War Near? The U.S. International Trade Commission is investigating whether to recommend global measures on foreign-made cells and modules. Project Design 26 Knowledge Is Power: Designing Solar 22 Arrays On Challenging Sites Check out some tips on how information, planning and communication can lead to successful ground-mounted projects. Workforce Development 30 The Big Solar Workforce Gap Unprecedented jobs growth has left solar companies struggling to fill positions with qualified workers - which can seriously hurt their bottom lines. Concentrating Solar Power 34 Harnessing Sunlight With CSP Researchers are pushing toward higher temperatures, greater 26 efficiencies and lower costs for concentrating solar power and energy storage. 34 30 ✹ Departments 6 Sun Dial 8 New & Noteworthy 18 Projects & Contracts 37 Policy Watch 40 Products & Technology 42 Sundown 4 Solar Industry b JULY 2017 d_2_6_SI1707.indd 4 6/23/17 12:52 PM 1 0 0 % L The easiest solar e mounting solution a for k Asphalt Shingle -P Roofs! 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