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Innovation in solar is not just necessary to help the solar sector overcome technical and economic challenges, it is also vital to help the industry develop ecological and socially responsible solutions for the future.

To meet the expected 22% growth in solar installation jobs, Array Technologies has established a training academy that offers customized training and credits toward NABCEP certification – opening new employment opportunities and increasing earning potential for installers.

More than $90 billion in battery technology investments have been announced nationwide in 2023, spurring an estimated 70,000 jobs and breathing new life into US manufacturing. These state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities have come to be known as the “Battery Belt”.

ISNA/ESNA, the industry’s first major trade event of the new year, will host more than 500 exhibitors supporting the solar, storage, and EV industries at the San Diego Convention Center on January 17-19, 2024.

Trina Solar has taken steps in recent years to ensure that modules imported into the US comply with all regulations – right along its supply chain.

The company announced its two-year investment plan, which includes establishment of two facilities that are expected to ramp up production capacity to 2 GW in the country.

BLUETTI’s new system can provide between 9,920 Wh to 19,840 Wh of capacity and has a debut price starting from $5,999.

Widening its network in the US through Inxeption Marketplace, Mango Power also detailed its installer program benefits and a limited time warranty upgrade for its home energy battery solution during RE+ 2023.

Increasing solar generation efficiency is paramount as land availability decreases and costs rise. 3SUN’s bifacial hetero-junction CORE-H solar cells elevate energy production beyond the limits of PERC, PERT or TOPCon to set new expectations for efficiency in the solar industry.

The UL 3741 Standard for Photovoltaic Hazard Control was introduced in 2020 to reduce potential firefighting hazards around photovoltaic (PV) systems. However, three years on, questions are being asked about whether the standard certification process is as robust as it needs to be.