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  • Soligent to start distributing Solaria’s PowerXT 350 Wp residential solar modules

    Soligent Distribution will begin introducing Solaria’s PowerXT 350Wp modules, optimized for residential deployment, to its network of 5,000 solar installers in the U.S. and across 45 countries. Invaleon Solar Technologies, a Soligent Dealer who has installed over 25 MW of solar projects in Massachusetts in the last year alone, will be theRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • JA Solar sets new wattage record for 60-cell mono-Si PV module

    JA Solar Holdings Co. says the output power of its 60-cell PV modules assembled by mono-Si PERC cells has exceeded now 325 W. The actual output power clocked in at 326.67 W as measured and certified by TUV SUD. Buy that measure, this sets a new world record for 60-cellRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • LONGi’s bifacial PERC solar cells hit world record ‘bifaciality’

    The National Center of Supervision and Inspection on Solar Photovoltaic Products Quality (CPVT) issued an independent test report showing that LONGi Solar’s bifacial PERC monocrystalline cells achieved a world record bifaciality of 82.15%. For comparison’s sake, the bifaciality of bifacial PERC cells in the market is about 75 percent. LONGiRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Mosaic adds Solaria PowerXT modules to financing platform

    The availability of Solaria’s PowerXT modules keeps growing. Mosaic, one of the top providers of solar loan financing for homeowners, has added them to its solar financing platform. Solaria modules’ inclusion in Mosaic’s solar financing platform shows that the PowerXT module is among solar’s bankable products. “This new relationship is going to empower additionalRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Solar installed to power these homes for homeless women veterans in New York

    Cindy Seymour, President of Serenity for Women, believes the following three words should never be linked together – homeless, women and veteran — but unfortunately women veterans are nearly three times more likely to be homeless as non-veteran women. To combat this issue, Seymour sought out partnerships and property to createRead More — Solar Builder magazine