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  • SunLink, Enphase Bundle Mounting Systems and Microinverters

    SunLink Corp. and Enphase Energy Inc. today announced a special “Commercial PV FlexBundle” promotion for commercial PV installers. U.S. and Canadian customers who purchase SunLink’s Precision‐Modular RMS with either Enphase’s C250 or M250 microinverters between December 1, 2014 and September 30, 2015 will receive a $4‐per‐module rebate for commercial projects of at least 75Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • AET to Unveil Shade Cover, Mounting Kit for Solar Inverters

    AET (Applied Energy Technologies), a preferred supplier of utility-scale racking systems and one of the top 10 solar racking companies in the United States, is pleased to announce the unveiling of its Rayport-I shade cover, a protective cover for its innovative solar inverter mounting kit for string inverters. AET’s Rayport-IRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Solar FlexRack Introduces New Ballasted Ground-Mount Solution

    Solar FlexRack, a division of Northern States Metals, announced it will introduce at SPI 2014 in Las Vegas the FlexRack Series B, its latest ground-mount system for installing ballasted PV solar on landfills, brownfields and water-saturated terrain where no, or little soil penetration is allowed. With the new Solar FlexRackRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Renusol to Showcase New Solar Mounting Systems at SPI

    A leading provider of flat and pitched-roof solar PV mounting solutions, with systems installed in 34 states across the United States, Renusol America has announced the introduction of its new products — for both rooftop and ground installations — and warehouse facilities in conjunction with the 2014 Solar Power International conference in Las Vegas.Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • California Solar Project is First for New Net Energy Metering Program

    A new solar project in Silver Lakes, a planned community of more than 3,000 residences in San Bernardino County, Calif., will be the first to take advantage of Southern California Edison’s new NEMA program. A revolutionary step forward for distributed solar generation, this program allows a utility customer, such asRead More — Solar Builder magazine