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  • Bear Republic Brewing Co. Installs Solar Array with Enphase Microinverters

    Enphase Energy announced that North State Solar Energy, a Northern California-based general contractor that specializes in solar-electric installations for residential, commercial and agricultural projects, has installed an Enphase-equipped photovoltaic (PV) system at Bear Republic Brewing Co.’s Cloverdale facility. Both the 30.2-kW rooftop solar array and a second, soon-to-be-installed 136.-kW canopy systemRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Bear Republic Brewing Co. Installs Solar Array with Enphase Microinverters

    Enphase Energy announced that North State Solar Energy, a Northern California-based general contractor that specializes in solar-electric installations for residential, commercial and agricultural projects, has installed an Enphase-equipped photovoltaic (PV) system at Bear Republic Brewing Co.’s Cloverdale facility. Both the 30.2-kW rooftop solar array and a second, soon-to-be-installed 136.-kW canopy systemRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Solectria Supplies 69 Inverters for Seven NC Solar Projects

    Solectria Renewables LLC will supply 69 SGI 500XTM’s to Entropy Solar Integrators for seven projects in North Carolina. These projects are part of a portfolio being built by Entropy Solar Integrators and financed through affiliates of Entropy Investment Management. North Carolina has one of the most ambitious solar programs of anyRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Oshawa Power, Panasonic Eco Solutions Kick Off Canadian PV + Energy Storage Project

    Oshawa Power and Panasonic Eco Solutions, together with select strategic technology partners including Tabuchi Electric Co. of Japan and with support from the City of Oshawa, have today kicked off an innovative solar PV and energy management pilot project in the City of Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. The project will involveRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Rudolph/Libbe Installs 2.1-MW Solar Array for Ohio Zoo

    A 22-acre south Toledo, Ohio, brownfield site that was once in receivership is starting a brand-new life – as home to a 2.1-MW solar array that will supply about 30 percent of the Toledo Zoo’s electricity each year. Bordered by a buffer zone with newly planted trees and green spacesRead More — Solar Builder magazine