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  • Details on SunLink’s tweaks to its GeoPro ground-mount system

    SunLink Corp. isn’t done tweaking its GeoPro system. Already a trusted fixed-tilt ground-mount system (1 GW of PV projects), the GeoPro is equipped with new troubleshooting capabilities in 2016. In addition to solving project challenges like irregular site boundaries, steep or uneven terrain and last-minute module changes, the system canRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • On the Scene: SunLink’s new service approach uses tech industry blueprint

    To understand where the solar industry is about to go over the next five, 10, 20 years, one might look at the tech industry. Fall down this rabbit hole for a minute: Technology companies started by producing their products and selling those products to customers. IBM, for example, made computers.Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • New 25-MW project pushes SunLink’s Southeastern footprint past 350 MW

    A new 27-MW DC solar project in Georgia propels SunLink Corp. beyond 350 MW DC of projects in 2015 in the southeastern United States and cements the company’s position as the ground-mount market leader in the region. Georgia recently celebrated the new 135-acre solar facility, located in Jeff Davis County nearRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SunLink to build out PowerCare security tech with new exec hire

    SunLink Corp. continues to grow its executive strength with the addition of James Ray as vice president of software engineering. Ray brings a wealth of experience from the financial security space and joins SunLink at the perfect time as the company rolls out its expanded suite of PowerCare services, including intelligent, next-generationRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Let the ITC expire? Two solar CEOs weigh in

    Leading into 2016, we’ve had a bunch of conversations, on and off the record, regarding what is going to happen with the Investment Tax Credit and beyond. No one is totally sure what will happen, but most seem in line with SEIA and think the drop off will be a killerRead More — Solar Builder magazine