Tag: Residential Solar
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Lease option for solar installers now available in Enerflo sales platform
Residential solar financing trends have shifted back to leases over loans — a market dynamic that typically benefits large national solar installers. Thanks to a new integration partnership with IGS Energy, solar sales platform Enerflo is now offering a fully managed lease option for residential solar via Sales Core. “We’re thrilled to finally be able……
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Stellar Solar earns Tesla Performance Excellence award
Stellar Solar, a solar and battery installer with a presence in Southern California and Michigan, it the winner of the Tesla Performance Excellence award. This is national recognition is awarded annually to leading installers of the Tesla Powerwall and providers of customer support for both new solar installations and additions to existing systems. Given the……
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Enphase unveils NEM 3.0-focused solution for California solar + storage customers
Enphase Energy announced a comprehensive solution that can improve homeowner return-on-investment (ROI) under California’s new net billing tariff, also known as NEM 3.0. The solution includes the Enphase Energy System powered by IQ8 Microinverters and IQ Batteries, as well as an energy management system that can maximize ROI for homeowners. In addition, Solargraf, Enphase’s design……
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Pegasus debuts SkipRail rooftop solar mounting system
Pegasus is debuting a new solar rail system that is four years in the making — SkipRail — and it does just as the name suggests. An extension of the Pegasus Rail System, the SkipRail clamp is a single part that dramatically speeds installation and saves enormous amounts of material. The SkipRail clamp eliminates entire rows of……
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SolarEdge updates Home Hub and Wave inverters with integrated PCS
SolarEdge Technologies released the latest version of the SolarEdge Home Hub and Wave inverters in the U.S. These new SolarEdge inverters will be integrated with power control system (PCS) technology, which will allow for the installation of PV systems that exceed the National Electrical Code 120% rule while avoiding main panel upgrades (per the local……