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Tag: commercial

  • Largest solar rooftop system in downtown Honolulu on the way

    EnSync Energy Systems, a distributed energy resources (DERs) developer, is expanding the solar system it is installing on the rooftops of the Aloha Tower Marketplace, which is operated by Hawai’i Pacific University (HPU) under a lease with the State of Hawai’i Aloha Tower Development Corporation. The latest expansion more thanRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Strata Solar is looking to C&I, community solar as part of growth strategy

    N.C.-based Strata Solar says it has plans to strategically acquire commercial and industrial (C&I) and community solar assets to add to its existing portfolio of utility-scale projects. The move comes as the company, which already owns over 800 MW in assets, aims to expand its long-term ownership portfolio to nowRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Meet the new Fronius Commercial Rooftop Solution (inverter, MC4 connectors, shade cover)

    The commercial and industrial (C&I) space is one of the most challenging environments for solar installations because of high ambient temperatures, high irradiance, obstructions, setbacks or pathways add to the complexity and cost of design. But the segment increased 20 percent in the third quarter of 2017 and may be readyRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Kiss Electric earns 3.4-MW commercial solar project in New Jersey

    Licensed in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, Kiss Electric has been performing wide range of electrical jobs for more than 17 years. Most recently, they were awarded a 3.4 MW project in Sparta, N.J., at Braen Quarry. Job specifications require: 9,934, 360-W ground-mounted SunPower modules Schletter racking system Two PowerRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Here’s how a new program will fund more multifamily solar projects in California

    Multifamily housing is one of the most complicated segments for the solar industry given the competing interests of tenants and owners. California, usually the first state to do everything in solar, is trying to make this easier with a new program. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved of aRead More — Solar Builder magazine