We might be 1 month into the year, but it’s not too late to tighten up your pla. Today’s Tactical Tuesday brings you Two industry experts — Gustavo Gomes Monteiro and Michelle Davis — who share insights on the state of the global and domestic distributed generation markets and forecast what we can expect throughout 2023.

Gustavo is the CEO of the distributed generation business at EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA DG), a part of EDP Renewables, the world's fourth-largest renewable energy producer. He offers in-depth market knowledge, technical and transactional experience, and a global perspective. His insights include how multinational corporations integrate renewables, including solar and storage, and critical trends in distributed generation.

Michelle is a principal analyst for US Distributed Solar at Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and lead author of its US Solar Market Insight Q4 2022. The quarterly report is created in collaboration with the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). Bringing an insider's understanding of signficant challenges and opportunities, Michelle unpacks what the US market can expect in the coming quarters and highlights emerging issues.

Join us today to learn more about where the US solar market stands now — and where it might end up tomorrow.

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566: Expert Advice For A Winning 2023 Solar Strategy, with EDPR and Woodmac

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566: Expert Advice For A Winning 2023 Solar Strategy, with EDPR and Woodmac