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Tag: Residential Solar

  • Finavera Wind Energy closes Solar Alliance of America acquisition

    Finavera Wind Energy Inc. closed the previously announced acquisition of Solar Alliance of America. Under the terms of the Share Purchase Agreement, Finavera has acquired 100% of the equity in Solar Alliance for 11,915,238 shares of the company and contingent payments of up to $4 million in cash comprised. Finavera isRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • NFL linebacker joins NRG Home Solar to surprise local family

    NRG Home Solar, one of the country’s leading residential solar companies, surprised a local customer installing rooftop solar panels with a high-profile visit from Philadelphia Eagles star linebacker Connor Barwin. Barwin surprised the family at their home in Cherry Hill, N.J., and then joined the NRG Home Solar team forRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • North Carolina sees sustainable energy consumer push

    Solar is still a fledgling industry in North Carolina, but two local entities are making a push to better inform consumers about the real costs of their utility energy and their options for implementing their own soar solutions. First, the NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCSEA), a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to shapingRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Online Marketplace EnergySage Accelerates Company Growth

    EnergySage is making a big splash this week. The online solar marketplace provider both detailed its massive growth to this point and announced plans to greatly accelerate further expansion. On the expansion side, EnerygSage opened a $1.5 million Series-A round of funding. Launchpad Venture Group led the round with participationRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Sungevity Survey Reveals U.S. Parents Committed To Solar

    A recent survey of parents commissioned by Sungevity, a global provider of solar services, revealed that parents are committed to teaching their children about alternative energy sources.  With families prioritizing alternative energy choices, Sungevity launched a new brand marketing campaign, “See Solar Differently.” Of the parents surveyed, 81 percent areRead More — Solar Builder magazine