The nation’s third-largest residential solar company is rolling out the batteries first in California, with plans to offer them nationwide by the end of 2018.
In this op-ed SEIA’s Abigail Hopper and Martin Hermann of 8minutenergy argue that the rapid growth of solar and storage will completely reshape America’s energy economy for the better, with cheaper, cleaner power, and that the shift is already taking place across this country.
The tracker maker will also supply a new type of racking for the roll out of First Solar’s large-format Series 6 modules.
The firm expects California to install around 1.2 GW of residential solar in 2020, the first year that the new mandate takes effect.
ASU energy security researcher Dr. Wesley Herche and pv magazine author John Weaver describe the new math involved with requiring solar power to be installed at the time of construction for newly built homes.
pv magazine attempts to answer some of the larger questions regarding California’s landmark mandate for solar on all new homes.
Heritage Global Partners will auction off the thin film PV maker’s tools from its research & development facility in Silicon Valley on May 30-31.
The California Energy Commission unanimously approved a requirement for solar pv on all new homes – either in the house or in community solar.
CIT Group and RBC Capital worked together to fund the portfolio of projects spread across six states, with half the capacity in California and Arizona and the other half in the northeast.
The residential solar power company continues its focus on higher profits, hinting at strong growth potential in coming quarters as sales teams settle into their new pipelines.
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