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  • APsystems microinverters now available on Mosaic solar financing platform

    APsystems microinverters have been added to the dynamic Mosaic solar financing platform, pairing two leaders in the global solar industry. The agreement brings APsystems advanced microinverter products to the nation’s leading residential solar lending platform, extending the line’s market reach as Mosaic helps homeowners benefit from clean energy by owningRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SunPower to construct 10-MW solar power plant at U.S. Army post in Alabama

    SunPower Corp. expects to start construction this month on a 10-MW (DC) photovoltaic solar power plant that is expected to generate up to 18,000 MWh per year for the Redstone Arsenal U.S. Army post in Alabama. SunPower is delivering the energy from the plant under a power purchase agreement, allowing theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SEIA to host Women Empowerment: Leaders in Solar Energy

    With solar now the fastest growing source of energy nationwide, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is gathering some of the major leaders of this American energy transformation under one roof for its inaugural event, Women’s Empowerment: Leaders in Solar Energy. Sponsored by SolarCity, this event kicks off SEIA’s EmpowermentRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Unirac introduces new aesthetics package for SOLARMOUNT

    Unirac, Inc., a provider of PV mounting solutions in North America, sent word of a new aesthetics package for its SOLARMOUNT. The new Front Trim and End Caps provide a streamlined clean edge for curb appeal, is fully compatible with SOLARMOUNT hardware and maintains integrated bonding for the entire array. End Caps provideRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • 2016 Solar Mounting/Racking Guide: Product Showcase

    Most of you may have learned that the earth is not flat. Which is too bad, really. If it was flat, we’d just place PV panels all over it and call it a day. Our Mounting Guide would certainly be a lot less interesting. But no, of course it isn’t flat.Read More — Solar Builder magazine