Category: Green Building LEED News
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PV backsheet market set to grow at 6 percent annually to 2025
The global solar PV backsheet market is expected to grow substantially at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6 percent between 2019 to 2025 according to the new “Global Solar PV Backsheet Market” report on ResearchAndMarkets.com. Growing environmental concern, shifting of consumers from conventional sources of fuel to renewable sources,Read More — Solar Builder magazine
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JLC Infrastructure acquires Greenskies Renewable Energy with plans to rebrand and grow it
JLC Infrastructure (JLC) has placed a big investment into Greenskies Renewable Energy, a commercial and industrial solar developer. The Greenskies team will draw on its long track record, deep technical expertise, JLC capital, and JLC’s unique relationships in the municipal sector to build a renewable independent power producer.The transaction will bringRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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JLC Infrastructure acquires Greenskies Renewable Energy with plans to rebrand and grow it
JLC Infrastructure (JLC) has placed a big investment into Greenskies Renewable Energy, a commercial and industrial solar developer. The Greenskies team will draw on its long track record, deep technical expertise, JLC capital, and JLC’s unique relationships in the municipal sector to build a renewable independent power producer.The transaction will bringRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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What to see at Intersolar North America 2020
Intersolar North America has a new home and time — set for San Diego from Feb. 4-6. Yes, it is right around the corner! For those attending, be sure to kick off your Solar+ Decade the right way and check out what’s new at the booths below. Then maybe comeRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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OYA Solar launches solar development operations in Pennsylvania
Solar developer OYA Solar continues to open up new business across North America, launching development operations in Pennsylvania this week (in October it was Maine). OYA is committed to developing well-sited and economically supported distribution and utility scale solar projects in communities throughout the state. OYA uses a community-based developmentRead More — Solar Builder magazine