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  • Meet Solectria SLX, the newest line of 1,000-volt, 1,500-volt inverters from Yaskawa-Solectria

    Yaskawa Solectria Solar is introducing a new line of American-made inverters for commercial and utility-scale applications: Solectria SLX. The SLX 1000 inverters are offered in 60 and 65 kilowatt (kW) power levels and the SLX 1500 inverters are offered in 125 and 166 kilowatt (kW) power levels. They offer wireless HMIRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • California solar thermal incentives officially extended until 2020

    After Gov. Brown’s signature last week, California’s solar thermal incentives are officially extended, much to the delight of CALSEIA and the state’s solar industry. “Using California’s warm sunshine to do something as simple as heating water is sensible for our state and a key way to protect public health, cleanRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Parking Energy wants to make EV charger installation plug and play

    The question whether electric vehicles will become the predominant method of personal transport is no longer debated among industry experts and car manufacturers. Every major automotive brand is entering the market and many countries are abandoning fossil fuel cars entirely. But where (and how) will all of these things getRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Itek Energy cuts ribbon on new solar module manufacturing facility in Washington

    With the Pacific Northwest’s solar community looking on, Itek Energy’s Founder John Flanagan cut the ribbon to the company’s new 48,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Bellingham. With a whole new line of cutting-edge equipment, Itek’s new factory produces high-power, five-busbar solar modules in both 60 and 72 cell, with aRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Tigo releases SMART app to streamline PV design, commissioning, monitoring

    Tigo just streamlined the install and servicing possibilities of its PV systems with Tigo SMART, a mobile application that integrates with its online monitoring portal. Using the SMART app, Tigo’s solar installer partners can design, lay out, register, configure, commission and monitor customers’ PV systems from the field. The app provides the PV systemRead More — Solar Builder magazine