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Tag: Adara Power

  • When is the solar-plus-storage era going to get here?

    You know how when you can see mountains in the distance, and it looks like they are maybe only a mile or two away but really they are 100 miles away? This is our perception of solar-plus-storage — the most visible topic towering over the industry for the last fewRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Details on new residential solar+storage system from Adara Power

    Adara Power is launching its second-generation energy storage system, the Adara Pulse, an intelligent residential energy storage solution driven by Adara’s iC3 Smart Controls technology that’s stackable to 20 kWh. The Adara Pulse can be ordered now to take advantage of the California Self Generation Incentive Program (SGIP), a ratepayer-funded rebateRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Diablo Solar adds energy storage services through Adara Power’s Partner Program

    Diablo Solar Services is going to start offering residential and commercial energy storage solutions to customers in the East Bay area via Adara Power. Diablo Solar is a long-time solar installer with more than 32 years of experience and 21,000 solar systems. The addition of the Adara Energy Storage SolutionsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Adara Power introduces battery, inverter control solution for commercial solar customers

    Adara Power is expanding its portfolio with the launch of its iC3 platform — a system that integrates battery and inverter controls with cloud-based software and a robust IoT connectivity solution. The platform will initially launch with a scalable 125-kW, 250-kWh inverter and battery suitable for commercial-scale applications. Leveraging itsRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Adara Power energy storage systems added to HECO qualified equipment list

    Adara Power, a privately-held Silicon Valley company working on some really cool energy storage technology, sent word that its Adara Energy Storage System has been added to the Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) list of qualified equipment for customer self supply (CSS) installations. Residential solar customers in Hawaii are now able to installRead More — Solar Builder magazine