Tag: high efficiency

  • What’s the real value of high-efficiency solar panels?

    The value of high-efficiency solar panels was studied by Nielson Scientific, NREL, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and ARPA-E. Their findings are summarized in this Solar Builder feature, originally published in 2020. For further insight into high-efficiency solar panel data, and how it should affect your solar installation business, check out our accompanying webinar this week: The……

  • Best practices for selling high-efficiency solar panels

    Many residential solar installation companies do not have a high-efficiency solar panel strategy other than offering a premium, high-efficiency panel that can be optionally installed at a higher system dollar per Watt price. This is understandable. Running a solar installation company requires sales and installs to be happening like clockwork,Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • What’s the real value of high-efficiency solar panels? An analysis of HE modules in residential applications across the U.S.

      The following is a summary of research conducted by Nielson Scientific, NREL, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and ARPA-E. For further insight into why this data matters and how it should affect your solar installation business, check out our accompanying webinar this week: The Solar Study: How to Value High EfficiencyRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Webinar: How to Value High Efficiency Solar Panels in Residential Applications

    Solar Builder is running an exclusive on academic research into the value high-effciency solar panels bring to residential applications. The findings will be in an article in our Q1 print issue (subscribe for free here), but the researchers will also be explaining their findings (and taking questions) in a SolarRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Panasonic releases three new modules to HIT lineup (all-black look)

    Panasonic Eco Solutions North America introduced three new photovoltaic module HIT: the N320K, N315K and N310K. These new models are able to produce 320, 315, and 310 watts of power, respectively, and are a continuation of Panasonic’s line of high-efficiency residential solar panels. Boasting module efficiency of 19.1% with aRead More — Solar Builder magazine