The electric vehicle charging infrastructure is designed to need no trenching and is based on Create Energy’s Nanogrid technology and Blink’s chargers.
Xponent Power is now producing its Xpanse solar awning and has established dealer partnerships in Arizona, Texas and California.
Bright Saver, a San Francisco-based nonprofit, aims to bring the European balcony solar trend to U.S. homes with low-cost, plug-in systems that require no interconnection and no permits in some jurisdictions.
The off-grid solution includes module optimizers, an inverter, a battery, and an automatic transfer switch.
Avery Dennison has introduced a line of UV-resistant, pressure-sensitive adhesive tapes for PV modules. The new products support applications such as frame mounting, cell fixation, busbar bonding, and junction box installation.
The financially challenged residential solar company plans to auction an estimated $17 million of energy storage from Generac and other components.
After severe weather damaged solar modules and inverters in an island installation, replacement included following jurisdictional regulations spanning three countries, using both land and sea shipping, and matching discontinued hardware.
The product does not require roof penetration and is secured with an adhesive.
The company says its new high-capacity models are designed to integrate with clean energy sources including battery-based energy storage and solar-powered microgrids.
SMA America introduced two larger power classes to its Sunny Boy residential solar inverter line.
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