SEI provides training centers for Reactivate, an organization that develops and invests in solar energy projects that primarily serve low- and middle-income communities and areas that are disproportionately affected by the transition to clean energy.
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Dual-phase solar modules shine in snowy conditions Researchers from Western University in Canada have found that using double-sided solar modules instead of single-person snow loss can be reduced from double digits to just 2% year on year.
Solar jobs: 80,000 have been trained in the last three decades, over the next three years … twice as many EElizabeth Sanderson, CEO of Solar Energy International, has joined pv magazine to discuss training work on solar technology, the ongoing investigation, and the growth of the industry.
Nextracker announces a second specialized steel line for tracker components Nextracker will now have a production line dedicated to the production of steel tracker components for use in municipal-scale solar power plants at Atkore ‘Phoenix, Arizona, which has been expanded and reconfigured with new capacity for Nextracker products.
Free solar panels planned for residents and businesses in the Washington, D.C. Electriq Power and SEDC Solar are collaborating on a program that will provide solar and battery systems, complete with service for LMI residents, small businesses and churches in the Washington, DC area, free for users.
A low-income rooftop lending program has been launched in New England Low-income families in Massachusetts and Rhode Island who are not eligible for traditional loans will be able to be provided through the Capital Good Fund partnership and installers Cotuit Solar and Got Sun Go Solar.
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