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March 21, 2022
In 2021, solar became yet another victim of supply chain challenges, increasing 18 percent in price. Despite this, a recent study from Rocket Homes of
March 2, 2022
Like most industries the solar industry is facing supply and labor shortages and shipping delays. But compounding the issues for the solar industry is the
February 22, 2022
For as long as large-scale solar has existed, polymetric (plastic) materials have predominately been used in the wire management sector. Whether
February 9, 2022
The pandemic and climate change-related disasters have dismantled our global supply chain and impacted every organization — no matter the industry,
January 27, 2022
Steph Speirs and Sandhya Murali, Solstice co-founders. Although the solar industry continues to be a male-dominated field, change is under way. Studies
January 17, 2022
The Florida monopoly utilities are at it again, aiming to crush solar choice in the Sunshine State. The Florida Legislature is back in session and has
January 7, 2022
Solar energy is significantly cleaner and less risky than other sources of power generation. It will soon become a dominant form of energy generation,
December 20, 2021
Mainstream solar cell technology as it stands for a couple of decades is based on silicon, mainly due to its relative abundance in the Earth’s crust.
December 13, 2021
Today’s homeowner is less concerned about the “first cost” of a residential PV system than the “total cost” over time. In fact, recent Harris poll data
July 22, 2021
While these inverters can be stacked to deliver more power, most residential homeowners only purchase one or two battery inverters. Backing up the whole building also reduces the overall storage duration of the battery. It may be nice to power every device during a power outage, but not if the system turns off due to overloading the inverter or draining the battery. System designers are often working with incomplete modeling data, so finding the right balance between customer wants and needs ca...