Nailed it.
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Intertek has posted the updated Photovoltaic Hazard Control listings for Unirac on their directory, and it includes a few new racking models.
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I’ve been convinced that perovskites could never dream for this kind of reliability.
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Sigh. Another day, another large solar company accused of defrauding their customers.
Leave a CommentFrom CleanTechnica: In a new paper published February 26 in the journal Nature Energy, a CU Boulder researcher and his international collaborators unveiled an innovative method to manufacture the new solar cells, known as perovskite cells, an achievement critical for the commercialization of…
Comments closedAbsolutely fantastic video from Matt Ferrell here. Where I often see very abstract cost comparisons to Tesla’s solar roof, this takes a look at the costs and benefits in a ton of different ways.
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Fiberglass-reinforced composite for panel frames is fascinating on a number of levels.
Comments closedThis one’s been a long time coming. But maybe we can FINALLY ditch module level power electronics in standard solar installations! If you missed the news, here’s Ironridge’s press release about getting their flush mount racking and Tesla equipment listed…
Comments closedLeasing is the fastest way to introduce solar to rural Americans — and a recipe for alienation.
Comments closedFrom Corey S. Powell at WSJ: In this age of wireless everything, engineers are trying to perform the ultimate act of cord-cutting: generating abundant solar electricity in space and beaming it to the ground, no power cables required. The idea…
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