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Category: Solar Power & Energy

  • Revolve Solar named among fastest-growing companies in Austin

    In its annual “Fast 50” publication, Austin Business Journal identifies the fastest-growing companies in Central Texas. This year, residential and commercial solar design and installation company Revolve Solar made an appearance as the second fastest-growing company with a compound annual growth rate of 201 percent. “While our year-over-year revenue growth speaks to theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Check out the largest community solar project in New England

    Community solar is one of the rising, fun trends in the solar industry. Nexamp, a solar developer and services provider, announced the completion of its first community solar project — a 2.3 MW “Nexamp Peak” at Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort, the largest ski resort in southern New England. Covering 12 acres near theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Solar Frontier sells 15-MW project to Southern Power, Turner Renewable Energy

    Solar Frontier, a CIS solar energy solutions provider, reports that its sold a 15-MW PV solar project to Southern Power and Turner Renewable Energy. Southern Power is a subsidiary of Southern Co., a national leader in providing clean, safe, reliable and affordable energy, and Turner Renewable Energy is an investorRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • How to add flexibility to your solar cable management strategy

    Back in 2010, Snake Tray decided to install a PV system on its own roof. At that point, Snake Tray had been a manufacturer of trays for other industries for many years, with no ties to the solar industry. But after seeing a PV system installation up close, owner RogerRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Canadian Solar module shipments higher than expected this quarter

    Canadian Solar updated its business outlook for the third quarter of 2015 to reflect higher than expected solar demand in the quarter and the sale of 51 percent of the 200 MW Tranquillity solar power project in California by the company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Recurrent Energy, to Southern Power, aRead More — Solar Builder magazine