Category: Green Building LEED News
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Boston Solar partners with Sandri Energy to offer solar to new HVAC customers
Boston Solar has partnered with Sandri Energy to offer solar to Sandri Energy Customers who purchase a new A/C system. Sandri Energy and Boston Solar have a common interest, to offer energy-efficient products and services to their customers. The partnership created assists customers in upgrading their current HVAC systems andRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Arion Energy acquires top Colorado solar EPC contractor
Arion Energy acquired Sustainable Designs LLC, dba SunKey Energy, one of the Colorado’s leading distributed generation solar EPC contractors. SunKey, a privately owned company, has designed, and constructed more than 400 residential and commercial solar PV systems across Colorado and surrounding States since its inception in 2013. SunKey is oneRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Stäubli, Power-Blox form partnership to work on energy storage solutions
Stäubli Electrical Connectors (formerly Multi-Contact), the pioneer and global market leader in electrical connectors for Photovoltaic solutions, and Power-Blox the award-winning Swiss start-up enter into a strategic partnership for innovative energy storage solutions. With over 20 years of experience in the photovoltaic industry and more than 1 billion installed PVRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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GAF installs its first fully integrated solar roofing system DecoTech
GAF, North America’s largest roofing manufacturer, announced that Bay Valley Contractors completed a fully integrated residential solar panel installation. The 5.1 kW DecoTech Solar Roofing System was installed on a home in Concord, Calif. This location follows several successful installations on test sites throughout the U.S. Simple installation and attractiveRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Net metering revival in Nevada brings back Vivint Solar
Nothing to see here, says Nevada. The governor signed AB 405, which reinstates net energy metering after the state had abruptly put an end to it in 2015 — a controversial decision that caused both high profile and small residential solar installers to leave the state or cutback operations. ItRead More — Solar Builder magazine