Interesting headlines from the "Presentation PDF" found at [1]. > Installed prices are higher for systems at tax-exempt customer sites than at for-profit comme

Interesting headlines from the "Presentation PDF" found at [1]. > Installed prices are higher for systems at tax-exempt customer sites than at for-profit commercial sites > Residential new construction offers significant installed price advantages compared to retrofits > No clear relationship between installer-level pricing and installer volume > Prices vary considerably across installers > Installed prices in the United States are higher than in other national PV markets > Installed price declines have been partially offset by falling state and utility incentives > Installed prices continued to fall in 2016, albeit at the slowest rate since 2009 [emphasis mine] > Module-level power electronics have a seemingly small effect on installed prices > Ground-mounted non-residential systems are generally higher priced than rooftop systems [1] https://emp.lbl.gov/publications/tracking-sun-10-installed-price/ https://emp.lbl.gov/publications/tracking-sun-10-installed-p...