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Category: Solar Power & Energy

  • AET works with BayWa r.e. on its first U.S. solar project

    Applied Energy Technologies (AET), a supplier of commercial and utility-scale racking systems, was selected to supply the racking for BayWa r.e.’s first three solar installations in the United States. The projects total 6.9 MW and are located in Selma, Newton Grove and Smithfield, N.C. AET is providing its Rayport- GRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • LG, Enphase team up on panel, microinverter integration

    LG Electronics and Enphase Energy, have agreed to integrate Enphase’s microinverter technology into LG Electronics’ new generation of AC solar modules (ACM) for the global solar market. The LG high-performance backsheet-integrated ACM will incorporate Enphase’s next-generation S-series microinverter with LG’s high-efficiency NeON 2 photovoltaic panels. Initial shipments of the LG-EnphaseRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Check out the rooftop solar PV of Niner Wine Estates

    Renusol America, a provider of solar PV mounting solutions with systems installed across the U.S., has provided its “one size fits all” Renusol VS mounting system with pre-assembled components for the 200-kW solar power installation on the rooftop of Niner Estate Winery’s tasting room and restaurant in Paso Robles, Calif.Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • ViZn Energy Systems dishes on next-gen energy storage solution

    ViZn Energy Systems Inc. (ViZn), a provider of energy storage systems for microgrid, commercial and industrial and utility applications, is building upon its proprietary flow battery technology to enhance the capabilities, reliability and lifetime of all next generation flow battery systems for multi-megawatt energy storage applications. The Vanguard II battery stack furtherRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • NextEra Energy has big solar plans for U.S. Navy in Hawaii

    NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy, plans to continue a project to build, own and operate approximately 17 MW of solar facilities on three separate military installations on Oahu. “The Department of Defense and the U.S. Navy have set aggressive goals for the use of renewable energy sourcesRead More — Solar Builder magazine