"Also keep in mind Central CA in summer is not Massachusetts in November, weather makes all this 10x worse"
Important to keep in mind, but I would suspect(and hope), most solar farms will be installed, where it is sunny and dry.
Important to keep in mind, but I would suspect(and hope), most solar farms will be installed, where it is sunny and dry.
Weather patterns on East coast can be unpredictable, much more so than central valley CA. torrential rain = mud leading to bogged down equipment, this can be the difference between a profitable job and unmitigated disaster for an installer.
Second, construction cycles in utility solar can be a bit wonky because of ITC tax credits, lots of turnkey providers looking to have construction starts in q4.