Snow On Solar Panels
Canada is one of the world’s coldest countries. Snowfall is a common occurrence during the winter months. While snow on the ground may be a picturesque sight, it poses a significant challenge for Canada’s solar industry.…
French Company Introduces a New Way to Mount Rooftop PV
Axter, a waterproofing system supplier from France, has created a new way to utilize solar modules on many different types of buildings. The company mentioned that this method had been checked by Centre Scientifique et Technique…
Minnesota Utility Benefits from a US Solar Project
Minnesota Power has agreed on a power purchase agreement with the US Solar. The plan is to develop a solar + storage project to be placed in Grand Rapids. The project is an impressive collaboration between…
The Four Technologies Initiating Change in Solar Inspection
Inspecting solar fields is an essential part of solar power utilization and ensures optimal output. The challenge is now being addressed through the use of the following technological innovations: 1. Drones The use of semi-autonomous drones…
A Specialized Project Installed in an Observatory in Hawaii
Duke Energy’s business unit, REC Solar, has finished building the world’s most extensive commercial solar system. It was installed at the W. M. Keck Observatory in Hawaii atop a dormant volcano with the highest altitude of…
Outdated Tax Laws for Solar Operators Noted by a Massachusetts State Auditor
Suzanne M. Bump, a Massachusetts State Auditor, issued a report in line with the state-owned lands’ (SOL) Commonwealth’s payments in line with taxes (PILOT) program. She noted that the program was underfunded, which gives a grave…
Starbucks Expands Its Use of Renewable Energy
Starbucks, the coffee giant company, has reaffirmed its commitment towards a planet-positive future by reducing waste, water, and carbon footprints by half. This is part of the company’s goals up to 2030. More than 9,000 of…