Category: Green & Clean
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SunEdison licenses new high-performance (400 watt) solar modules from Solaria
High-efficiency PV keeps getting, well, higher. SunEdison, one of the largest global renewable energy development companies, signed a licensing deal with Solaria’s manufacturing technology to cost effectively mass produce its new line of ultra-high efficiency 400-W solar modules. “SunEdison’s solar materials team has completed the development of the new 400-W SunEdisonRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Recycling System processes aerosol cans.
Utilizing rack and paw gear, Aerosolv 360® reduces effort needed to process aerosol cans. Fully enclosed, dual seal system seals inside at point of puncture and outside when can is being processed. Alignment cone and 2-way vent pin direct flow straight into drum, minimizing maintenance. Featuring replaceable filter components, carbon filter captures odors and potentially…
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SunModo debuts self-grounding PV racking system
Solar installation professionals go to great lengths to protect solar investments from their leading threat – lightning and static discharge. Now, an innovative solar racking company has made the grounding process a generation better. SunModo Corp, the company that established itself with EZ roof mounts and elevated roof installations, hasRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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SolarShares a big part of new Sacramento Kings stadium clean energy plan
The Sacramento Kings and SMUD announced a new partnership to provide Golden 1 Center one of the lightest environmental footprints of any arena in the world. The partnership includes two key components: 1. SolarShares: The Kings and SMUD have agreed to a 20-year SolarShares partnership to provide Golden 1 CenterRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Sungrow to send 55 MW of central inverters to Thailand
Sungrow announced a deal to supply 55.5 MW of PV inverters to multiple PV projects in Thailand, under a supply agreement signed with Super Block. Following the agreement of a contract for 75MW with Super Block in June of this year, this takes Sungrows shipments to Thailand to 130.5 MWRead More — Solar Builder magazine