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  • SEPA explores the massive solar, storage opportunity in Massachusetts in new report

    The Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) and ScottMadden released their latest report in SEPA’s 51st State Perspective series: “Massachusetts: A Great Clean Energy Story – DERs and the Next Chapter,” which explores the potential for Massachusetts to deploy significantly more clean energy. Massachusetts has been a long leader in theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Pre-assembled mounting structures speed site installation by 35 percent

    Delivery is everything in solar development. Delivery on-time or even ahead of schedule signals reliability to investors and paves the way for more builds, especially those needed at an accelerated pace due to impending, seasonal weather conditions or site takeovers when the original racking partner could not deliver the job.Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Sunnova starts offering SunSafe solar, storage service across Massachusetts

    Sunnova Energy Corporation has begun offering its Sunnova SunSafe solar energy generation and home battery storage service through its network of partners to homeowners across Massachusetts. Sunnova offers a broad and comprehensive solar portfolio in Massachusetts and will now be offering Sunnova SunSafe complete with its 25-year warranty, performance guaranteeRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Innergex Renewable Energy acquires 315-MW solar project in Texas

    Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. has acquired a sizable 250 MW AC/315 MW DC solar project located in Winkler county, Texas, from Longroad Energy Partners, LLC. Full notice to proceed with construction was issued last week and commercial operation should be reached in the third quarter of 2019. Financial close forRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Fight fake solar? That’s what the Solar Consumer Protection Agency says its doing

    A new group called the Solar Consumer Protection Agency (SCPA) formed in partnership with affiliate solar companies to launch a new national campaign it’s calling “Fight Fake Solar,” the purpose of which is to expose deceptive companies within the solar industry and protect homeowners. The SCPA is looking to bringRead More — Solar Builder magazine