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Energy,Industry Updates

Tigo Energy, Inc. | November 21, 2022

Tigo Energy, Inc., the solar industry’s leading Flex MLPE (Module Level Power Electronics) supplier, today announced the availability of the newly HECO-certified Tigo EI Residential Solar Solution for the Hawaiian market, including a new 3.8kW variant. With its inclusion on the HECO list of approved solar products meeting mandatory functions specified in Rule 14H, Tigo and its distribution partners can now provide solar installers with a flexible and reliable solar-plus-storage solution fo...

Google | February 28, 2020

Google has revealed that its data centers are twice as energy efficient as a typical enterprise data center thanks to more than a decade worth of work spent on improving their energy usage and cooling. In addition to being the world's largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy, the search giant has also taken action on climate change by minimizing the amount of energy it uses in the first place. In a blog post detailing Google's work on making its data centers more energy efficient, the hea...

Solar+Storage

Nexamp | March 08, 2021

Nexamp, Inc., a main renewable energy generator and local area solar supplier, has shut a $440 million senior got credit office for a 380-megawatt portfolio of solar and energy stockpiling resources, the biggest debt financing of its sort. The assorted portfolio traverses five state markets and comprises of almost 100 local area solar tasks, including energy stockpiling limit adding up to 120MWh. MUFG Union Bank, N.A. filled in as the Coordinating Lead Arranger for the partnered financing, which...

Solar+Storage

MCS Industries, Inc. | April 27, 2021

MCS Industries, Inc., the U.S. market leader for picture frames, poster frames, mirrors, wall décor, and architectural and decorative moldings for home construction and home improvement markets, is proud to announce the commissioning of an 894 kW roof mounted solar power generating system at their new and distribution facility in Easton, PA. The 894 kW solar system is expected to generate approximately 1.1 MWhs of electricity annually, avoiding the...