Hello solar enthusiasts! Welcome back to my blog where we dive into everything about the solar industry. In today’s post, we’re going to touch on the latest advancements in solar manufacturing, job opportunities in the solar sector, and the financial strides in large-scale solar projects. This information will be particularly helpful if you are considering solar panels for your home or are planning to engage with solar companies for your solar array for home needs.
To kick things off, let’s talk about an exciting development in the solar market. Aiko, a company known for its innovative contributions to the solar sector, recently presented an ABC solar module with a record-breaking efficiency of 25.2%. The module pioneers the company’s all-back-contact cell technology, promising improved performance with a temperature coefficient of -0.26% per C. This kind of improvement is crucial for those considering implementing a solar array for their homes.
Next, let’s chat about job opportunities within solar companies. From Amp Energy to Atwell LLC, employment prospects in the solar sector are continually growing. The industry offers diverse roles, from installing solar panels for your home to strategically planning large scale energy storage projects.
Speaking of large-scale projects, let’s not forget about Arizona’s largest energy storage project, which recently secured $513 million in financing. This project showcases the financial viability and growing faith in solar technologies. With a storage capacity of 1,200 MWh, the Papago Storage project aims to produce sufficient power to serve 244,000 homes for roughly four hours daily. With such advancements, one can be more confident when hiring a solar company for their home solar needs.
Moving on, it’s interesting to note that scientists from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) have made a significant development in the world of solar cells. They have successfully established a silver-free adhesive for shingled solar cells based on the PEDOT:PSS polymer, drastically reducing silver usage, which boosts the cost-efficiency of solar setups, making it even more appealing to install solar panels for your home.
Chinese manufacturer Longi has launched ultra-black HPBC solar modules specifically for residential applications. With an impressive efficiency of up to 22.3% and power output ranging from 420W to 430W, these modules are a worthy consideration for anyone exploring solar panels for their home.
Finally, let’s talk about solar foundation specialist Ojjo. They were recently acquired by Nextracker for $119 million. Ojjo’s unique truss system stands out as it uses half the steel of a conventional foundation and has a design that minimizes grading requirements, showcasing the continuous innovation within the realm of solar companies.
I can’t wait to see what the future holds for solar. Stay tuned for more updates on all things solar!
Original Articlehttps://pv-magazine-usa.com/2024/06/21/sunrise-brief-nextracker-acquires-solar-foundation-specialist-ojjo-for-119-million/
