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  • APsystems to donate $1 for every microinverter it sells to Extend the Day charity

    The solar industry, more than most, has a focus on giving back when it can. Microinverter manufacturer APsystems is going to donate $1 for every microinverter purchased to Extend the Day, a charity organization which gives solar reading lights to school children in disadvantaged countries with no access to electricity. TheRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Locus Energy now monitoring nearly 5 GW of solar capacity in U.S.

    Data monitoring is an important tool for growing the impact of the solar installs across the country, and message seems to be resonating. Locus Energy, a solar performance monitoring and data analytics platform provider, says it has surpassed 5 GW of solar capacity globally, of which more than 4.8 GW monitoredRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Two new solar financing partners now integrated into Enact Systems platform

    ENACT SYSTEMS, an end-to-end business process automation platform for distributed solar projects, is integrating two new preferred financing partners to its cloud software platform for solar project developers, installers, and distributors in the U.S. market. PACEfunding PACEfunding is a specialty finance company that provides financing to homeowners for upgrades such asRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Solar CenTex to start installing the Powerstation 247 solar+storage system in Texas

    The Powerstation 247, an interesting solar+storage system created by Concept by US that we profiled here, has inked a new partnership with Solar CenTex in Central Texas. Solar CenTex is the first solar professional in central Texas to partner with Concept by US and offer their customers a complete, turn-key,Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Panasonic bumps product guarantee for HIT series solar modules to 25 years

    Panasonic, a global manufacturer of high-efficiency solar modules, will deliver significantly greater quality assurance to customers with a new 25-year product guarantee for its solar module HIT series. The news represents a 10-year upgrade on Panasonic’s previous product guarantee of 15 years and applies to all HIT modules installed fromRead More — Solar Builder magazine