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To be a Sunrun shareholder, you need confidence in the company's ability to evolve its grid services and storage offerings into scalable, recurring sources of revenue as policy incentives shift. The recent vehicle-to-grid project in Maryland showcases Sunrun’s capacity for meaningful innovation and leadership in distributed energy, but its immediate impact on the key risk, potential market contraction post-tax credit expiration, remains limited, as broader adoption beyond pilots is still to be proven.
Among Sunrun’s recent achievements, the August milestone where its home battery network supplied the largest share of power during California’s emergency demand response stands out. This announcement directly reinforces Sunrun’s position at the forefront of grid services and supports the essential catalyst for the business: leveraging storage deployments to secure recurring, value-added revenue streams as the company looks beyond traditional solar sales.
However, against this progress, the looming expiration of homeowner tax credits is a risk investors should be aware of, especially as ...
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Sunrun's outlook anticipates $2.9 billion in revenue and $465.4 million in earnings by 2028. This scenario depends on a 10.4% annual revenue growth rate and an earnings increase of about $3.07 billion from current earnings of -$2.6 billion.
Uncover how Sunrun's forecasts yield a $15.92 fair value, a 17% downside to its current price.
Five individual fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community place Sunrun’s value between US$8.58 and US$16.75 per share. As opinions on future value differ, keep in mind the company’s expanding grid services offerings may influence performance well beyond current consensus.
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