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  • New high-density, five-degree solar racking system available from Ecolibrium Solar

    Ecolibrium Solar just announced its new EcoFoot5D High Density 5-Degree Racking System. Built on the well-known EcoFoot Modular Platform, the EcoFoot5D combines a small 7-in. by 16.7-in.  roof-friendly modular base and dense 9.9-in. inter-row spacing. The result is a tightly packed array that delivers 18.4 percent more power than 10-degreeRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Details on LG, Enphase panel partnership that debuted at Intersolar

    Module-level electronics are being integrated into panels by OEMs more and more to streamline installations and reduce costs. At Intersolar 2017, the solar industry’s newest power couple announced its debut: LG and Enphase. Meet LG’s NeON 2 ACe – an AC module that combines LG’s NeON 2 technology with Enphase’sRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • A Wonderful Prefab Tiny Home

    There are many ways you can obtain a tiny home if you are looking to downsize. You can either commission a firm for a custom-built one, purchase an already constructed one, or build it yourself, whether from scratch or inside a repurposed shipping container, for example. There have been some awesome school bus and van…

  • Tiny Attic Apartment with its Own Indoor Atrium

    Attics are often converted into small apartments, and this one, located in Moscow, Russia, is a great example of such renovation projects done right. It was designed and built by the firm Ruetemple, and they created a light-filled home that even has a small indoor garden of sorts, to make up for the lack of…

  • Large but Towable Tiny Home

    The tiny home maker Alpine Tiny Homes of Utah has just unveiled yet another new tiny home model. The so-called English Rose is a single floor tiny home, which is quite large and therefore spacious, but still towable. The English Rose measures 38 by 10 ft. (11.5 by 3 m) and has the total interior…