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  • Standard Solar Completes Solar Install on National Historic Landmark Building in DC

    Standard Solar Inc. today announced it has completed a solar installation on the historic DAR Constitution Hall located in Washington, D.C., just off the National Mall and a few hundred yards from the White House. The Hall opened in 1929, and was designed to house the annual Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Mounting Frameless Thin-Film Modules on Solar Trackers

    Mounting thin-film solar panels is a growing trend in the solar industry. Although these panels are typically installed on fixed-tilt racks, they are also becoming increasingly popular in utility-scale solar tracking sites. This is especially true in the Southwest United States, since thin-film modules have a higher temperature coefficient whichRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SolarWorld, RGS Energy Partner on Future U.S. Solar Projects

    SolarWorld and RGS Energy have signed a supply agreement that aligns the two leading founders of the U.S. solar industry. Both companies have operated in the United States for nearly 40 years. SolarWorld will supply its high-power, all-black solar panels to RGS Energy for installations nationwide beginning in July. The solar panels will be madeRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • 6-MW EDF Renewable Energy Project Now Operational in Massachusetts

    EDF Renewable Energy today announced that the 5.99-MWp Lepomis Solar Project, located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, has reached commercial operation. EDF Renewable Energy (EDF RE) and Sage Stone LLC, an international development and investment advisory company, signed the Membership Interest Purchase and Sale Agreement (MIPSA) in July 2013 and subsequently startedRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Texas Whole Foods Market Installs 186-kW Suniva Solar Power System

    Suniva Inc. today announces that it is powering Whole Foods Market in Austin, Texas. The new store, located in the Domain shopping center, features a 186-kW array consisting of Suniva’s high-powered OPTimus modules – it is the largest solar installation in Texas for Whole Foods Market. Austin-based Freedom Solar Power, designedRead More — Solar Builder magazine