LEED Points

Category: Green & Clean

  • U.S. to standardize solar data collection, could revolutionize marketplace

    Data unlocks understanding, and those who control data collection and analysis can wield considerable power. Data is a big part of evaluating PV performance and cost, but the industry still has a lot to discover and figure out (this is apparent when utilities and regulators discuss how to value distributedRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Packaged Gas Scrubber removes >99% rail car vent emissions.

    Able to handle single as well as multiple sources with large variations in venting rates with equal efficacy, ScrubPac™ VentClean™ System can remove over 99% of storage tank and rail car vent emissions caused by breathing and filling operations. Packaged scrubber system uses triple action scrubbing technology and comes in 4 sizes to handle gas capacities from 0–1,500…

  • Infrared Tankless Water Heater uses quartz elements.

    Instead of using metallic coils that can corrode over time and cause deposits, SuperGreen Tankless Water Heater uses quartz heating elements and infrared light to produce instant hot water, and heats only when required. Thermo sensor, flow sensor attached to heating elements, and fuzzy logic allow system to draw only required power to maintain desired…

  • Staten Solar goes with Solar Frontier CIS modules for 16 California projects

    Solar Frontier, a CIS solar energy solutions provider, will be installing those CIS modules at 16 solar project sites ranging in size up to 522 kW by Staten Solar, a leading EPC provider in California. These solar PV systems will be located in Tulare and Kern Counties of California’s Central Valley on farmsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Blymyer Engineers discusses 1,500-volt PV system design

    Blymyer Engineers finished the designs on a 1,500 volt PV system across three sites in Florida. When completed the Gulf Coast project will generate 123.75 MW of AC power. The project is utilizing 1,497,000 First Solar thin film modules on AET fixed tilt racks, and since the site is adjacent to theRead More — Solar Builder magazine