Solar Stks Rally; Citi Analyst Calls Bottom

[NickB79]

35. I think you and Fbaggins are talking past each other here

Your link states that solar became a valuable way to generate power after Katrina, which is true. There are several blog posts about it, here for example: http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=post&forum=1127&pid=13684

However, I can't find anyone who's stated that solar panels survived in areas where the storm actually hit directly. All I find are people who used solar for energy in outlying areas that weren't hit hard by the storm, but still lost power due to the collapse of the local grid. That's what I got from reading what FBaggins has said so far: examples like New Orleans and Fukushima fail because these areas were directly hit by a major natural disaster that destroyed infrastructure, including existing solar panels and wind turbines.