Guest Post

Interest in microgrids has been growing as the country and the world confront more frequent, extreme weather events and an increased urgency to consider alternative energy sources. Microgrids aren’t a new concept, but they’re fast gaining traction for a variety of organizations to address modern-day energy challenges.

FTC Solar’s Chief Technology Officer outlines how large-format, high-wattage modules and autonomous systems can drive down the levelized cost of energy of utility-scale solar power.

HJT technology could fill an innovation gap in the residential and commercial rooftop PV market, and boost U.S. solar leadership through domestic manufacturing of cells and modules.

John Fitzgerald Weaver argues that we need net metering to fully recognize the value of solar power on our homes and businesses.

More than 90% of inspected rooftops had significant safety and fire risks. Here’s how to protect your solar asset.

Extending section 201 tariffs for another four years and increasing the quota on imported cells is clearly in the long-term best interest of all downstream participants.

Federal policy must address equipment availability, solar development pathway risk and timing, as well as transmission and distribution interconnection.

We need multiple strategies to ensure Hispanic and other minority communities benefit from and are involved in shaping how energy is built and used.

For the residential solar industry in the U.S. to grow, the field of technological innovation and solution diversity must grow beyond the current market share.

In the third of a series of four blogs, solar pioneer Philip Wolfe lists the world’s largest solar parks, defined as a group of co-located solar power plants.