SunEdison: 'We are transforming into an energy supply company'

Will Nichols
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World's largest clean energy developer on the shift in its business model that promises to open up solar opportunity to everyone

In 2003 SunEdison pioneered power purchase agreements (PPAs) as a way for companies to buy solar energy without the cost of investing in installing the panels. Almost 12 years later, the company has brought...

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