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How Tax Credit Deadlines Are Overwhelming Utility Interconnection Queues

The Inflation Reduction Act’s tax credits were designed to accelerate clean energy deployment. With tax credits prematurely winding down, solar professionals are having to juggle multiple critical timelines with their projects. That’s because the customer tax credit eligibility doesn’t justContinue reading “How Tax Credit Deadlines Are Overwhelming Utility Interconnection Queues”

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The Gateway to Building Performance | How Solar Companies Can Diversify into New Revenue Streams

For residential solar companies squeezed by declining margins and saturated markets, the path forward is clear: diversify. The fuzzy part for many is where to begin. In this clip from HeatSpring PRO Circles, building performance expert Spencer Rosen breaks downContinue reading “The Gateway to Building Performance | How Solar Companies Can Diversify into New Revenue Streams”

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Why Solar Professionals Can’t Afford to Ignore Interconnection Anymore

The assumption that solar projects submitted to utilities would automatically be approved used to be standard operating procedure in jurisdictions with established interconnection policies. Unfortunately, those days are over in many places. As solar deployment has accelerated, interconnection delays andContinue reading “Why Solar Professionals Can’t Afford to Ignore Interconnection Anymore”

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How Companies Launch an O&M Department (and Why Your Accounting Matters More Than You Think)

There’s a predictable moment in virtually every growing solar company’s trajectory – the day you realize that pulling installers off job sites to handle service calls is costing you more than you thought. Most solar businesses don’t strategically plan theirContinue reading “How Companies Launch an O&M Department (and Why Your Accounting Matters More Than You Think)”

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Utility-Scale Solar CapEx Trends – Berkeley Lab Report Analysis Part 2

As utility-scale solar reshapes the energy landscape, understanding its evolving costs remains crucial for industry decision-makers. HeatSpring instructor Tim Taylor examines Berkeley Lab’s latest “Utility-Scale Solar, 2024 Edition” report, uncovering notable trends in installed CapEx – including some findings thatContinue reading “Utility-Scale Solar CapEx Trends – Berkeley Lab Report Analysis Part 2”

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