Largest Solar Power Plant Project in US Secures Financing

Gemini, a massive new solar+storage facility in Nevada, is a bright spot for an industry that has faced numerous challenges and setbacks. Financing a billion-dollar project and selecting vendors The Gemini project’s debt financing includes a $1.3 billion construction/term loan, a …

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Do Solar Panels Work in Cold Weather?

If you live in a region that regularly experiences subfreezing temperatures during the winter, you might be wondering whether solar panels will work in cold weather. Solar panels have become increasingly popular. According to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), …

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Solar DC Wiring Solutions

Full Engineering Analysis & Take off of Site Plan Convenience of turn-key site plan solution Full review of project drawings & specifications Analysis of site plan to determine required home run lengths and harnesses ID style and number of harnesses …

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Did You Know? Why Electrical Cords Have Holes in the Prongs

When plugging electrical cords into wall outlets, you may recall seeing two small holes on the prongs. The prongs aren’t entirely solid. Rather, they have small holes in them. Each prong has a single small hole near the end. What’s …

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The Beginner’s Guide to Solar Trackers

Want to generate more electricity from your solar panels? Look no further than a solar tracker. It will make your solar panels more efficient so that they are able to generate more electricity. What Is a Solar Tracker? A solar …

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Fixed vs Variable Capacitors: What’s the Difference?

Batteries aren’t the only devices that are capable of storing energy. Capacitors can store energy as well. A capacitor is a small device that’s designed to store electrical energy in the form of an electric field. They are commonly found …

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The Beginner’s Guide to Twin-Lead Cables

There are dozens of different types of cables While most of them consist of multiple copper conductors wrapped in insulation, some of them are designed for specific applications. Twin-lead cables, for instance, are used to transmit radio frequency (RF) signals. …

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Should You Charge Your EV’s Battery to 100%?

Congratulations on your decision to buy an electric vehicle (EV). With an EV, you’ll save money on fuel and maintenance costs while promoting a cleaner environment in the process. After buying an EV, though, you might be wondering whether you …

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How Net Metering Works for a Solar Panel Installations

If your home or business is equipped with a solar panel installation, you may be eligible for net metering. Net metering has become increasingly common in recent years. Statistics show that nearly 3 million customers in the United States take …

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