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Tag: Residential Solar

  • Vivint Solar extends solar financing to three new states

    Vivint Solar continues to evolve with the times and has made solar energy system purchases and new financing available to homeowners in three of its existing states –Connecticut, Maryland and South Carolina. Through Vivint Solar’s financing relationships, a customer can finance ownership of a residential solar energy system with noRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Boston’s Nexamp acquired by Rising Sun Solar to accelerate expansion

    Diamond Generating Corp., an independent power company and wholly owned subsidiary of Japan-based Mitsubishi Corp., has announced a corporate investment into Nexamp, a Boston-based provider of solar energy solutions. Through its distributed generation subsidiary, Rising Sun Solar LLC, Diamond and Nexamp together will develop, construct and operate distributed-scale solar powerRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Arizona regulators reject request to end net metering (but the issue isn’t settled)

    Arizona’s solar industry won a victory last week, but how big of a victory remains to be seen. First, the good news: The Arizona Corporate Commission rejected a request from UniSource Energy Services to get rid of net metering and impose demand charges on new residential solar customers. Following thisRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • EcoFasten releases Tile Hook Flashing for use with third-party hooks

    EcoFasten Solar just announced its newest product in its long line of solar roof mount solutions: The Tile Hook Flashing. This Tile Hook Flashing was designed specifically for use with third-party tile hooks and because it replaces one complete tile, the need for cutting, grinding or replacing tiles is eliminated. TheRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • The next big product push from SolarCity? Solar roofs

    Following its merger with Tesla, there’s been renewed interest in the direction of SolarCity. The obvious next step is a big push to solar-plus-storage solutions and installations, but on the company’s second quarter earnings call this week, Chairman Elon Musk announced that SolarCity will start to produce solar roofs asRead More — Solar Builder magazine