Author: LEED Blogger
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How to predictably scale and grow your solar installation business
Even as the residential solar installation market continues to grow, most solar businesses are looking for ways to lower the cost of acquiring new customers. How can your residential solar contracting business manage customer acquisition so that you have the right amount of business through each season without over-spending onRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Solar inverter company Ginlong Solis goes public, now listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Ginlong (Solis) Technologies has landed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange, making it the world’s only stock listed company with its main business being string inverters. Till today, the company stock value is over 4 billion RMB. Ginlong (Solis) Technologies is publicly offering 20 million shares, including 20 million IPO shares offeredRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Maryland’s Clean Energy Energy Jobs Act passes, includes a 50 percent renewable goal by 2030
Solar industry leaders and advocates celebrated as the Maryland state lawmakers passed the Clean Energy Jobs Act or CEJA (SB 516 / HB 1158), which will now move to the desk of Governor Larry Hogan. The bill, which passed with a 95-40 vote in the House and 31-15 in theRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Wisconsin approved a plan that will quintuple the state’s solar capacity
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved five interrelated cases that will lead to a five-fold expansion of solar energy in Wisconsin, according to RENEW Wisconsin. The nonprofit estimates that Wisconsin closed 2018 with about 103 MW of solar power, about 80% of that residing on homes and buildings, directly serving theRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Renewable Properties’ American Canyon Solar Project is the first in California’s Community Choice Aggregation Program
Renewable Properties, an investor and developer of small-scale utility and commercial solar energy projects throughout the U.S., is now constructing the American Canyon Solar Project in Napa County after months of development, planning and preparation. Renewable Properties developed the small-scale utility solar project that will supply Marin Clean Energy (MCE),Read More — Solar Builder magazine