Welcome back to this two-part series on how to gain a competitive edge with n-type TOPCon solar technology! In the previous entry in this series, we covered the basics of n-type TOPCon and what differentiates it from PERC cells. We also dove into details on how this advanced technology enables the Vertex N to …
Category Archives: Residential
6 Must-Know Tips for Solar Installers to Create a Cost-Effective Content Marketing Strategy
The latest capacity addition projections from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) show that by 2050 cumulative solar deployment across residential, commercial, and utility-scale sectors could range between 536 GW to 1.4 TW. This surging growth will translate into an unprecedented expansion of already established businesses and a wave of new solar companies and jobs. Against …
The Importance of Engaging Local Communities During Utility-Scale Solar Project Development
The world needs inexpensive and sustainable renewable energy, and solar power leads the push for building a net-zero future. But for every noble cause, pushback exists. In the case of solar, one source of pushback has come from residents cautious of utility-scale solar projects built in their communities. How can the solar industry, specifically …
What to Expect from Residential Solar Consumers in 2023
The Road Ahead Looks Promising for Residential Solar Installers A new year means new opportunities to build on the previous year’s successes. If we learned anything from 2022, residential consumers remain primed for solar power. According to a recent report from the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), Q4 2022 saw historic residential solar installations of …
Trinasolar 2022: A Momentous Year in Review
As we gear up for 2023, we wanted to reflect on a few achievements and share our major milestones from 2022. This year’s end feels more impactful than previous years because, in 2022, Trinasolar celebrated its 25th anniversary, while surpassing 100 GW of global module shipments. And while a 25th anniversary is an accomplishment in …
Trinasolar US: PV Module Bankability Across the Board
On the heels of another incredibly strong year and following a successful 2021, Trina Solar was again recognized as fully bankable in the 2022 PV Module and Inverter Bankability report issued by BloombergNEF (BNEF). BNEF used three key indicators in its bankability determination: BNEF Bankability Survey Results – Trina Solar stands alone as the only …
The Trinasolar US Advantage – Part 2 Top 5 Ways the Trinasolar US Advantage Lets You Deliver More Value to Your Residential Solar Customers
The residential solar industry remains primed for surging growth opportunities. Though new incentives for residential solar installation rest at the top of many homeowners’ minds thanks to factors like the Inflation Reduction Act, solar adoption has been rising over the last decade. In fact, labor productivity of residential solar installations increased by 19% in 2020 …
The Trinasolar US Advantage Part 1 – How Does the Trinasolar US Advantage Help Residential Installers Grow Their Businesses?
Residential module installations continue to rise across the country, with more homeowners acknowledging the benefits of solar power each year. With 25,617MWdc of residential capacity installed during the first half of 2022, the country has already surpassed the 23,053MWdc total residential capacity installed in 2021, according to the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA). This …
Unpacking the Inflation Reduction Act’s Impact on the Solar Industry
With the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) signed into law several months ago, the historic legislation will provide lower energy costs for Americans, ensure energy security, and incentivize decarbonization efforts. The solar community has fully embraced this bill, which carries a funding allotment of $370 billion. From residential homeowners to rooftop installers to utility providers …
What’s The Big Hype About ⅓-Cut Solar Cells?
Residential PV consumers don’t often know the difference between modules’ various options and technologies. Typically, they rely on the experience and knowledge of a solar installer. However, this isn’t to say that homeowners take the advice flat out, especially with competing price points on the table. But homeowners should be aware of specific details …
