Solar Leasing Companies Head Eastward With Incentives. Popsicle, Anyone?

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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
"We've got to make solar feel simpler than people see it today," says Patrick Crane, the chief marketing officer for the California-based solar leasing outfit Sungevity.

Is the solution a free popsicle?
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