Author: LEED Blogger
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New Jersey reworks bills to raise RPS for solar, add community solar
State and national solar energy advocates are throwing their support behind two bills in New Jersey, A3723 and S2314, that are meant to stabilize and expand New Jersey’s renewable economy. Assemblyman John McKeon’s bill and its companion in the Senate, S2314 from Senator Bob Smith, consider the renewable energy provisionsRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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New Jersey reworks bills to raise RPS for solar, add community solar
State and national solar energy advocates are throwing their support behind two bills in New Jersey, A3723 and S2314, that are meant to stabilize and expand New Jersey’s renewable economy. Assemblyman John McKeon’s bill and its companion in the Senate, S2314 from Senator Bob Smith, consider the renewable energy provisionsRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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RPCS completes 11 new solar tracker projects in Texas
RP Construction Services (RPCS) just completed 11 solar sites as part of a growing portfolio of projects in Texas for the Pedernales Electric Cooperative. RPCS, responsible for the portfolio’s solar tracker installation, partnered with site developer and global energy firm Renewable Energy Systems (RES) and general contractor Performance Contracting, Inc.Read More — Solar Builder magazine
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New Solar-Log monitoring gateway aimed at price-sensitive PV projects 15-kW and under
The all new Solar-Log 50 Gateway, a compact, advanced residential solar monitoring solution, is now available in the U.S. Officially launched in Germany in December 2017, the Solar-Log 50 is ideal for the price-sensitive residential solar market segment, for plants up to 15 kW. Its modular hardware and software pricing meansRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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NovaSol Energy completes one Florida’s largest municipal solar facilities
NovaSol Energy unveiled a new solar farm in the City of Bartow, Fla., consisting of more than 28,000 high-efficiency 72 cell solar panels and string inverters, the solar farm is expected to generate approximately 5 to 6 percent of the city’s annual energy requirements, ranking the city in the top 10Read More — Solar Builder magazine