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Deep Dive: The Clean Tech Service Stack [Premium PDF Report]

A Deep-Dive Analysis of the Solar Industry's Transition from Hardware to Services

Here's a counterintuitive truth about the solar industry:

The companies that will dominate the next decade won't be the ones installing the most panels. They'll be the ones who figured out what to do with those panels after they're on the roof.

Source: news.mit.edu

Think about the original Gold Rush. The prospectors who struck it rich were outliers. The people who reliably made money? The merchants selling pickaxes, the saloon owners, the general stores — the service infrastructure around the gold.

The solar industry is experiencing the same inversion right now.

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Our latest deep dive breaks down exactly how this transformation works:

  • ✅ The four layers of the service stack and how they reinforce each other

  • ✅ Unit economics at each layer (with real numbers, not consultant-speak)

  • ✅ Case studies from companies that have successfully made the transition

  • ✅ The operational playbook for moving from installer to service provider

  • ✅ Why the window to capture this opportunity is closing faster than most realize

Take a peak of what's inside this Deep Dive:

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Our new deep dive maps the entire model — the four service layers, the unit economics, and the playbook for making the transition.

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