Category: Green Building LEED News
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New York provides $11 million in funds for 11 microgrid projects
New York State is going to fund 11 microgrid projects for $11 million as part of the second stage of the NY Prize Community Microgrid competition, says the office of Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Microgrids provide critical power backup for homes, businesses, hospitals and other vital facilities during extreme weather eventsRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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EcoFasten Solar invalidates D Three Enterprises patents in Colo. District Court
The District Court of Colorado granted EcoFasten’s motion for summary judgement invalidating all patent claims asserted against EcoFasten by D Three Enterprises. The Court’s order brings the dispute initiated by D Three Enterprises to a close. D Three Enterprises filed its action against EcoFasten in June of 2015, ultimately assertingRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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EcoFasten Solar invalidates D Three Enterprises patents in Colorado District Court
The District Court of Colorado granted EcoFasten’s motion for summary judgement invalidating all patent claims asserted against EcoFasten by D Three Enterprises. The Court’s order brings the dispute initiated by D Three Enterprises to a close. D Three Enterprises filed its action against EcoFasten in June of 2015, ultimatelyRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Exosun partners with Lesedi Nuclear Services to expand in South Africa
Exosun, a solar tracking solutions company, has formed a partnership with Lesedi Nuclear Services, a South African company for the power industry, based in the Western Cape, offering engineering, project management, recurrent maintenance services and technical resources. Since establishing its presence on the African continent in 2015 through the registrationRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Massachusetts extends Solar Renewable Energy Credit program (is net metering cap next?)
The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) has announced plans to extend the Commonwealth’s successful Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC 2) program until it completes a long-term replacement. Since its inception, the SREC 2 program has led Massachusetts to more than 1,600 megawatts of solar development and supported thousands ofRead More — Solar Builder magazine