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  • Fronius brings repowering services to Greece with 19th subsidiary

    In July, the Fronius Solar Energy Division established a subsidiary in Greece. The Austrian inverter manufacturer is already well-familiar with the Greek market and is therefore turning to Repowering as a route to success. This two-strong team cultivating the Greek market from the company’s base in Thessaloniki will be theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Eaton releases more powerful Power Xpert Solar inverters, 1,500-volt combiners

    We met with power management company Eaton at Intersolar in San Francisco to see its expanded range of inverters and electrical balance of system (BOS) solutions. “Eaton’s complete solutions and engineering services are helping customers around the globe improve return on investment for solar and energy storage applications,” said JohnRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Iowa’s largest utility-scale solar project chooses Solectria inverters

    Yaskawa – Solectria Solar, a leading commercial PV inverter manufacturer, announced at Intersolar North America that its transformerless three-phase inverters were chosen for Central Iowa Power Cooperative’s (CIPCO) utility-scale solar project that spans five sites across its service delivery territory. The five sites total 5.56 MW and are part ofRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Fronius launches huge cash back promotion to close out summer

    Who could use a little back to school spending cash? Fronius USA has you covered — the inverter manufacturer just announced a huge cash back opportunity for solar installers across the United States. “We know installers will appreciate the feature set and ease of installation of the Fronius Primo andRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Details on KACO’s new software updates

    KACO updated its V3.25 software, which the company says assists customers two-fold: to access markets and for remote access. The list of country settings and certificates continues to grow too. The difference between modern inverters and “traditional ones” usually is less about hardware and more about the intelligence behind the software. AsRead More — Solar Builder magazine