While most hybrid solar inverter panel producers

While most hybrid solar inverter panel producers have been experiencing overall growth and elevating interest from investors over the past few years, the solar industry is far from being immune to the current financial climate. It's the same old story: oil prices rise, consumers and investors scramble for alternate sources of energy; oil prices fall, and industries like solar temporarily suffer. When the whole see-saw of solar power vs. fossil fuels gets pared down to this fine point, what we really need becomes clear: balance and stability.

As it stands presently solar power inverter industry is sitting in the rafters, so to speak, building up newer and better technologies, acquiring new investors and gaining momentum in the public eye as a viable source of renewable energy - sometime in the future. Falling oil prices are affecting companies that produce solar cells and modules in that they have to lower their own prices and deal with oversupply, now that the mad rush for renewable are ebbing once again. One aspect of the solar industry, however, remains unscathed.