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Understanding Height and Clearance: Critical Design Parameters for Utility-Scale Solar Racking

Understanding the intricacies of utility-scale solar racking design is crucial for successful project implementation. One of the most fundamental aspects is the careful consideration of minimum clearance and maximum height parameters. These specifications play a vital role in both fixed-tiltContinue reading “Understanding Height and Clearance: Critical Design Parameters for Utility-Scale Solar Racking”

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Get Your Certification Questions Answered: Introducing Monthly Live Q&A Sessions

Navigating professional certifications in the clean energy space can be challenging. That’s why we’re excited to announce our new monthly Let’s Talk Certifications: Live Q&A meetings – your direct line to expert guidance on all things professional certifications. What toContinue reading “Get Your Certification Questions Answered: Introducing Monthly Live Q&A Sessions”

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1 Free NABCEP CEU – New Course: An Overview of Microgrid Feasibility Studies 

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has set an ambitious target: 700 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of installed battery capacity across all U.S. market segments by 2030. This goal, outlined in SEIA’s Vision for American Energy Storage, would require approximately 10 millionContinue reading “1 Free NABCEP CEU – New Course: An Overview of Microgrid Feasibility Studies “

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Utility-Scale Solar PPA Price Trends - Berkeley Lab Report Analysis Part 3

Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) prices and Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) serve as critical indicators of utility-scale solar’s market progression. Drawing from Berkeley Lab’s “Utility-Scale Solar, 2024 Edition” report, HeatSpring instructor Tim Taylor explores the relationship between these metrics, examiningContinue reading “Utility-Scale Solar PPA Price Trends - Berkeley Lab Report Analysis Part 3”

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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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What is Time-of-Use Billing?

For solar sales professionals and businesses exploring solar adoption, understanding commercial electric tariffs is fundamental to making informed decisions. Unlike conventional straight usage billing, time-of-use (TOU) tariffs implement a dynamic pricing model where electricity costs fluctuate based on the timeContinue reading “What is Time-of-Use Billing?”

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