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  • High Caliber Energy selects EnerVenue batteries for large Florida project

    High Caliber Energy, a Florida-based consulting and EPC firm specialized in LNG and renewables, has placed a 25 MWh order of Energy Storage Vessels (ESVs) from metal-hydrogen battery company EnerVenue. High Caliber Energy’s client is an energy company based in the Southeastern United States, and the order will support a large project for residents in… View Article

    — Solar Builder magazine

  • Tigo Energy enhances solar O&M efforts with EI Fleet Manager

    Tigo Energy released a new fleet management experience within its Energy Intelligence (EI) platform called Tigo EI Fleet Manager. With Fleet Manager, Tigo hopes to decrease operations and maintenance (O&M) costs and increase system performance and revenue for installers. The fleet management capabilities sit within an interactive dashboard that provides actionable system performance data from… View Article

    — Solar Builder magazine

  • Phoenix Contact debuts 30-kW power modules for high-voltage applications

    Phoenix Contact has introduced a new category of power supplies for high-power systems, the CHARX ac/dc and dc/dc power modules. The modules can be directly mounted in a standard 19-inch cabinet commonly used in EV charging stations and are suitable for off-highway charging, ac microgrids, high-voltage dc grids, energy storage, and hydrogen electrolysis. The three-phase… View Article

    — Solar Builder magazine

  • Suntuity University and Hoymiles partner on installation training

    Suntuity University and Hoymiles have announced a joint training partnership aimed at ensuring Hoymiles dealers are well-versed on how to install Hoymiles systems. This marks the first training program for Suntuity University and Hoymiles in their joint effort to promote and advance clean energy usage. The program offers Hoymiles dealers access to free training at… View Article

    — Solar Builder magazine

  • Special Report: The Case for Microinverters in C&I Solar

    Technology is changing the norms of commercial and industrial (C&I) rooftop solar system design. Panels are getting huge and climbing upward of 600 W. UL 3741 compliant systems are expanding options for meeting NEC 690.12. And beefed up microinverters are poised to do for C&I what they’ve done for residential solar — simplify everything. Unsure about that… View Article

    — Solar Builder magazine