Author: LEED Blogger
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EDF Renewables Purchases 24.3 MW of Canadian Solar Modules
Canadian Solar Inc. announced it has closed a sales agreement with EDF Renewable Energy (EDF RE), to supply photovoltaic (PV) modules to the 24.3-MWp Catalina Solar 2 project in California during the first quarter of 2015. For this order, Canadian Solar will deliver to EDF RE a total of 83,000Read More — Solar Builder magazine
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6.35 MW of Sunpreme Solar Modules Used in Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard Projects
Sunpreme Inc., a U.S.-based solar photovoltaic company that designs and manufactures its own cells and panels, announced that it has deployed 6.35 MW of solar panels for Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard, Mass. The solar projects were developed and built by American Capital Energy (ACE) and majority of the installationsRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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AllEarth Renwable Trackers, JA Solar Modules Used in 2.3-MW Solar Farm
AllEarth Renewables and Claire Solar Partners have announced the completion of a 2.2MW solar tracker farm in South Burlington, Vt. JA Solar provided multi-crystalline 260 watt PID resistant modules for the project. The project is the largest in North America to utilize distributed inverters and dual-axis trackers to maximize production.Read More — Solar Builder magazine
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Fronius Announces Partnership with Tigo Energy
Fronius, a global leader in power electronics, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Silicon Valley technology company Tigo Energy. The partnership formalizes an already strong working worldwide relationship and defines a set of new products and services that will be showcased at Solar Power International in Las Vegas.Read More — Solar Builder magazine
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Innovative Shipping Container Structures
Building homes and business headquarters out of recycled shipping containers is awesome, of course, but these cool building blocks lend themselves very well to a wide variety of supplemental uses as well. Below you will find three innovative shipping container architecture solutions that address non-living needs of the occupants. If living in a shipping container…