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  • NABCEP credentials now included within SolarReviews.com platform

    The North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners has partnered with SolarReviews.com, to integrate NABCEP certifications and credentials into the expansive SolarReviews.com website. As of September 2017, SolarReviews.com has received more than 22,000 unsolicited reviews on solar installers across the U.S. “With the addition of the NABCEP certifications, our visitorsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Report: When given the choice, homeowners are going with premium modules

    The Solar Marketplace Intel Report released by EnergySage for the first half of 2017 – in which EnergySage examines the results of traffic and sales to its third-party solar marketplace – shows that PV system costs in several states fell below $3/Watt – while interest in premium panels increased. ShoppersRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Report by TÜV Rheinland explains how Array Technologies trackers drive O&M costs down 37 percent

    Array Technologies announced results of an independent analysis by TÜV Rheinland that indicates Array’s flagship tracker, the DuraTrack HZ v3, delivers 4 Cents/Watt DC higher Net Present Value (NPV) and 6.7 percent lower Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE), driven by 37 percent lower lifetime O&M costs. The analysis found thatRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Stylish Kitchen That Can Adapt to Small Spaces

    Living in small apartments or tiny houses calls for some clever solutions to make the most of the available space. This often involves custom-made solutions and hacks, but more and more firms are also starting to offer ready-made furniture elements designed specially for small dwellings. One such was recently developed by the Mexico City-based design…

  • Sungrow’s 1,500-volt central inverter receives UL 1741-SA certification

    Sungrow’s 1,500Vdc turnkey station, the SG2500U, received its UL 1741-SA certification, a stringent grid interconnection requirement which will be required for North American projects in the near future, making it the first central inverter to receive do so. The containerized 2.5-MW SG2500U, Sungrow’s leading 1500-V central inverter product, features highRead More — Solar Builder magazine