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Everything That Happened Under the Sun This Week
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Are delays disrupting your project schedule? The Osprey PowerPlatform might be your answer |
Picture this: You’re a solar EPC that got bank rolled for X-amount of PV projects for the year and you are now relying on third-party vendors that are now delayed and you can’t mobilize to the job site. You are stuck, forced to pay close attention to cash flow. It’s a nagging fear that’s now the reality going-forward for all but the largest EPCs in this pandemic-affected market. Supply chain issues and vendor delays abound, but the timelines remain in place. It all got us thinking about Nuance Energy and its Osprey PowerPlatform. |
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Coronavirus impact: Best case scenario is 2 GW of solar project development delays in 2020
In its Coronavirus: US Solar PV Supply Chain and Utility-Scale Market Risk report, Wood Mackenzie says that, in a best-case scenario, the market could see up to four weeks of supply delays affecting a few hundred MWs of modules and inverters.
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Coronavirus impact: Wood Mackenzie could drop its global energy storage deployments forecast by 19 percent
Notably, this would still make 2020 a record-breaking year with 12.6 GWh deployed.
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COVID-19 response: Suntuity Solar launches Affiliate Marketer program for people in need of a second income stream
The Affiliate Marketer Program, offered to all interested professionals, offers $500 for every qualified homeowner that is referred to Suntuity Solar and enrolls in Suntuity’s solar and storage programs due to the Affiliate.
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Lendlease sells Wallingford Renewable Energy solar project to NextEra Energy Resources
The solar project is located in Wallingford, Conn., with a portion of the project to be built on a landfill.
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7 things to ask your AHJ before submitting a permit
Sponsored: With more than 18,000 Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) in the United States, each with their own solar-permitting requirements, navigating the non-standard and often cumbersome permitting process can add weeks of delay to residential solar-project construction timelines. That said, there are seven simple questions that can be posed on the front end to improve the likelihood of plan approval and maximize turn-around times.
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Solar FlexRack reaches 200 installations with its TDP 2.0 solar tracker
With a demonstrated track record of reliability, their products have organically scaled up in project size.
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Solaria sues Canadian Solar for patent infringement
The suit alleges that Canadian Solar infringes Solaria’s U.S. patent that covers a process for separating PV strips from solar cells for use in tiled or so-called “shingled” solar modules.
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OMCO Solar
Sponsored: OMCO Solar is a manufacturer of solar racking and tracker systems. OMCO offers two fixed-tilt systems, Field-Fast™ and Choice™, as well as it’s OMCO ORIGIN™ Single-Axis Tracker.
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Solar developer OneEnergy Renewables names new CEO
Tobin Booth succeeds Bill Eddie, who co-founded OneEnergy and has served as its CEO.
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