Category: Green Building LEED News
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More sunlight reaches native solar development
The native solar energy development future has never looked so bright, so fast. Thanks in large part to the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act, tribes can tap hundreds of millions of dollars for new energy projects, along with large federal loans with easy terms. According to the White House, “The Inflation Reduction Act provides……
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First Solar expands perovskite R&D, acquires Sweden’s Evolar
First Solar strengthened its position in thin film photovoltaics by acquiring Evolar AB, a European leader in perovskite technology. The purchase price is approximately $38 million paid at closing and up to an additional $42 million to be paid subject to certain technical milestones being achieved in the future. The acquisition will accelerate First Solar’s……
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Solis S6 Advanced Power Hybrid: a versatile inverter that can connect a generator
Solis launched an extremely versatile hybrid inverter this week — the S6 Advanced Power Hybrid Inverter — with an emphasis on generator connectivity and multiple input methods. It is capable of doing peak shaving control in both “self-use” and “generator” modes. Also crucial: The S6 offers automatic UPS switching and up to 10 seconds of……
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OMCO Solar’s fifth U.S. manufacturing facility opens with new torque tube line
OMCO Solar, a provider of factory-direct solar trackers and fixed-tilt solutions, announced its fifth manufacturing facility in Warsaw, Indiana and a new, state-of-the-art torque tube line at their Pierceton, Indiana plant. The company now maintains over 500,000 square feet of domestic manufacturing capacity across five factory locations, and currently produces torque tubes in Phoenix, Arizona and Pierceton,……
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OMCO Solar’s fifth U.S. manufacturing facility opens with new torque tube line
OMCO Solar, a provider of factory-direct solar trackers and fixed-tilt solutions, announced its fifth manufacturing facility in Warsaw, Indiana and a new, state-of-the-art torque tube line at their Pierceton, Indiana plant. The company now maintains over 500,000 square feet of domestic manufacturing capacity across five factory locations, and currently produces torque tubes in Phoenix, Arizona and Pierceton,……