Category: Solar Power & Energy
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Florida Municipal Power Agency is trying to coordinate a $50 fixed fee to curb residential solar
According to the Energy and Policy Institute, the Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) — a wholesale power agency owned by Florida’s municipal electric utilities — is trying to coordinate a $50 fixed monthly fee in a fairly transparent attempt to curb the growth of residential solar. How transparent? Well, JacobRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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First certifications for solar swimming pool water heating systems awarded to UMA Solar, Techno-Solis
UMA Solar and Techno-Solis were awarded the first OG-400 certifications for their solar swimming pool water heating systems from the Solar Rating & Certification Corporation (ICC-SRCC). They are the first manufacturers to complete the new program. The certification proves compliance with the ICC 902/APSP 902/SRCC 400 Solar Pool and SpaRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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How does lower solar PV pricing impact the Caribbean? WRB Energy explains
By Chris Cadwell, WRB Energy, VP Renewable Energy Solar PV wholesale energy pricing is continuing to drop below two cents per kWh in the U.S., Latin America, and other regions. In the U.S., the sub-two cents/kWh solar price is a watershed moment because solar plus storage is now the cheapestRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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SolarEdge announces death of co-chairman and founder Guy Sella
SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. issued a statement announcing the death of Guy Sella, co-chairman and founder. “It is with a very heavy and sad heart that we notify of the passing of our dear friend and inspiration, Guy Sella. All of us who had the privilege to work with Guy andRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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GlobalData: U.S. renewable energy capacity to double by 2030
The contribution of renewable power to total installed capacity in the US is expected to double from 15% in 2018 to 30% by 2030, reaching a total of 442.8 gigawatt (GW). Representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.3%, this projection can be attributed to more states adopting andRead More — Solar Builder magazine