Category: Solar Power & Energy
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Check out the largest PV plant in Hawaii (Exosun trackers commissioned)
Exosun, worldwide leading supplier of advanced, cost-effective solar tracking solutions for ground-mounted photovoltaic (PV) plants, has successfully commissioned its solar trackers on the 40 MWp EE Waianae Solar Project in Hawaii. The Waianae solar plant, developed by Eurus Energy America, with project design and construction by REC Solar, situated inRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Investor outlook: Four solar companies to watch as the industry matures
The following perspective was shared with us via Financialbuzz.com Over the course of the last several years the solar industry has finally gone mainstream. A recent research published on December 12, 2016 by The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) shows how much progress has been made. The U.S. installed 4,143Read More — Solar Builder magazine
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Arctic Solar Ventures makes a statement, debuts PV system during darkest day of the year
Even on the darkest day of the year — in one of the darkest states — solar finds a way. A solar installation on a building at 880 H Street in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, began producing solar energy during one of the darkest weeks of the year. The installation, designed byRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Duke Energy says South Carolina solar rebate program a huge success
Duke Energy is hyped about solar installations in South Carolina. Act 236, an omnibus solar bill passed by the South Carolina General Assembly in 2014, opened the door for Duke Energy to offer a variety of solar programs to customers, and offer them they have. The main rebate program providesRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Is net metering back in Nevada? Well, kind of
The number one net metering saga of 2016 was that of Nevada, which ended its program and caused a mass exodus of solar installation companies. The most controversial aspect of the decision – not grandfathering in the early adopters under their previous rate structure – was eventually reversed. Well, let’sRead More — Solar Builder magazine