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Tag: commercial

  • Yotta Energy set to ramp up PV-coupled energy storage concept after seed funding

    Yotta Energy is a company we’ve been following for a while that has a patented thermal management system for batteries that would enable a decentralized solar-plus-storage format for C&I rooftops. After closing a $5 million seed funding round this week, they are going to finalize UL certification and commence commercial productionRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • C&I Rooftop Solar Project of the Year 2020: Catholic Diocese of Richmond

    State of Virginia | 1.25 MW in total (6 rooftops) Nonprofits and places of worship are in that no man’s land when it comes to solar — operations that would benefit immensely from the savings of renewable energy but with no easy path to financing. The 2020 C&I Rooftop ProjectRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Esdec acquires top C&I solar mounting provider PanelClaw

    Global rooftop solar mounting provider Esdec continues to add to its lead, announcing the acquisition of PanelClaw, the largest supplier of solar mounting systems for commercial roofs in the U.S. With PanelClaw, Esdec expands its customer base and portfolio of products available to the growing commercial and industrial (C&I) solarRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Former Cypress Creek, CalCom execs launch White Pine Renewables

    A team of solar industry veterans (Evan Riley, Dylan Dupre and Michael Kremer) have launched White Pine Renewables, a renewable energy development company focused on long-term power purchase agreements for commercial, industrial and public-sector customers — projects ranging from 1 to 20 MW. White Pine will originate, develop, finance andRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Solar carports at Voya Financial’s new facility to offset 32 percent of its total energy usage

    Voya Financial, Inc., recently announced that its newly constructed Chandler, Arizona, office features solar carports that are expected to offset more than 663,600 kilowatt-hours of electricity in its first year of operation alone. The 350 kilowatt SunPower solar carports are expected to provide 32% of the facility’s total energy, offsettingRead More — Solar Builder magazine