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Sustainable Solar Development with Inovateus Solar

Jul 29, 2020 | Environment, Solar Industry

Today’s solar technology is the most sustainable way of generating energy. Solar power is inexpensive on a kilowatt per hour basis, is low maintenance, has zero fuel requirements, generates no emissions, and is completely silent. But even solar leaves a waste...

Meeting Customer’s Changing Energy Needs – Renova Energy

Jul 15, 2020 | Solar Industry, Solar Technology

The solar industry is used to rapid changes, hence the moniker “The Solar Coaster.” But this year the changes are at their most extreme in my recollection: rapid adoption of battery storage, tariffs, blackouts, the coronavirus pandemic and a recession. It takes a...

New Normal as we Recover from the Corona Virus

Jun 18, 2020 | Business, Economics, Solar Industry

Everyone is looking forward to a return to some degree of normalcy as we recover from the corona virus pandemic. But it is very hard to make sense what a new normal would be with all the conflicting information from health, economic and policy experts — not to...

Corporate Cultures in the Solar Industry

Oct 12, 2019 | Solar Industry

Where do solar panels, batteries and inverters come from? No, they don’t come from the solar store. They come from distributors who order in huge quantities directly from manufacturers where they distribute efficiently in smaller quantities to contractors in the...

2020 Solar Policy Hindsight with Adam Browning

Aug 12, 2019 | Energy Politics, Solar Industry

The United States is a representative democracy. Citizens vote for politicians who, theoretically, advocate for their needs: things like better healthcare, lower taxes, cleaner air, and new technologies such as solar. But one cannot check off the “solar” box on a...

Legal Issues for PG&E’s Bankruptcy with Angela Liponovich of Estriatus Law

Jan 28, 2019 | Cheap Energy, Solar Industry, Utility Companies

PG&E’s bankruptcy will have a dramatic effect on all electricity users in northern California — as well as utility investors, California taxpayers, and the solar industry in general. Moreover, the bankruptcy of one of the largest utilities in the country is a...