Reuters published a story yesterday that seems alarming on its face — Chinese manufacturers may be putting secret communication devices in our solar inverters. But it’s not that simple.
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Terry Ko from PV Circonomy posted a video of the full process from beginning to end of their panel recycling machine. They say they can recycle 99% of the components of the panel. I’m a sucker for this kind of video, go watch it.
Leave a CommentLooks like TikTok is going to be given zero opportunity to avoid a ban. I’m gaining some traction on YouTube and elsewhere, so losing those followers will ultimately have a small effect, but I’m deeply sad about losing this weird little app.
I wasn’t expecting to be this sad.
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On Friday, Nov 15th, we started getting reports of bricked Deye inverters in the US, Canada, and elsewhere. Deye has finally issued a response.
1 CommentI know I talk a lot of shit on SolarEdge, but the Go app is genuinely great, and one of the best things they’ve done for installers in a while.
Leave a CommentTell me NEM 3.0 is really hitting your bottom line without telling me NEM 3.0 is really hitting your bottom line 😅
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Seemingly, at the drop of a hat the morning of Friday, Nov 15th, Deye-branded inverters across the US were intentionally bricked.
Leave a CommentLet’s talk about what all has developed in UL 3741 news this summer! It was a lil bit crazy and a lot of fun.
Leave a CommentTalked with TJ from SMA America about their upcoming 3-in-1 rapid shutdown device at RE+ this year!
Leave a CommentI get press missives now, and I guess Mercom Capital sends the press a “top 10 startups” list after RE+ every year. I had fun looking through it – there are some eye-rolls, as there always are when big-money folk try to assess what technology has a meaningful chance to make it big, but one, in particular, stood out to me.
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