Tag: SunPower Corp.
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California net billing is here – and so are these NEM 3.0 battery storage deals
California’s net billing tariff era (NEM 3.0) is officially upon us starting April 15. Net billing drastically reduces the value of solar energy via lower compensation on export rates and complex hourly pricing. This effectively forces new solar customers to adopt batteries to store that excess production to self-consume later, and/or export more strategically, if……
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SunPower commercial dealers gain new financing option via Bank of the West
SunPower Corp. closed a new program with Bank of the West which will provide SunPower Commercial dealers a new financing option as part of a one-stop-shop complete solution. Bank of the West contracts and servicing will be private-labeled as SunPower Commercial Capital which will reinforce a cohesive customer experience. “WeRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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SunPower will cover the first six months of home solar payments in latest promotion
Desperate times call for drastic measures. Looking for some new, radical ways to keep residential solar installs flowing during the COVID shutdown, SunPower Corp. launched a huge new solar promotion: zero down and the first six payments covered by SunPower through a VISA Reward Card Rebate for qualified customers. ThisRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Walmart to install SunPower solar systems at 21 locations in Illinois
Walmart announced that it has reached an agreement with SunPower to have the commercial energy provider install solar systems at 19 stores and two distribution centers in Illinois. As part of the project, a mix of rooftop and ground-mount solar systems are expected to account for 23 MW, with start ofRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Watch: Check out the 4.4-MW solar project at the Campbell Soup headquarters
The world headquarters of the Campbell Soup Company is now home to a 4.4-MW solar system thanks to BNB Renewable Energy Holdings, SunPower Corp. and ORIX USA Corp. Construction began on the Camden-based project in May 2017 and joins four existing renewable energy projects at Campbell facilities in the U.S. ARead More — Solar Builder magazine