In: Solar

What schools in California are doing to maximize savings from DSA mandated solar

New IR N-3: Energy Code Requirements for Photovoltaic Battery Systems

DSA IR N-3 requires solar additions for new school and campus expansion projects. For example, the addition of classrooms and other buildings triggers the need to add a minimum amount …

ACWA Selects TerraVerde As The Preferred Provider to Serve Water Agencies

TerraVerde Energy is pleased to announce that the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) has selected TerraVerde as their Preferred Provider for energy consulting services.

Read the full press release here on ACWA’s website: https://www.acwa.com/my-acwa-save-money-energy-consulting-services-solar-battery-and-fleet-electrification/

ACWA’s network of …

The Devil is in the Detail: Solar Project Contract Risks

Earlier this year, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power signed a record-breaking deal for the cheapest solar plus energy storage project. With reduced pricing and rising sustainability standards, public agencies and commercial enterprises are turning to solar & …

The Market for California Solar RECs is Heating Up

Whether you own your solar projects or the projects are owned by a third-party, your organization may have the opportunity to capitalize on an additional revenue opportunity from these existing systems. When properly managed, each megawatt hour of solar energy …

Solar Requires A Completely Different Dashboard

I recently had the opportunity to drive Tesla’s new Model 3. Self-driving, lightning fast, and ninja quiet, it is truly a completely different driving experience. One of the most noticeable differences from the driver’s seat is the dashboard. When you …

The Top 5 Ways Solar Owners Lose Money

How much money did you lose last year on your solar investment?

In California alone, we’ve seen 21 gigawatts of solar (photovoltaic) installed, representing $42.7 billion in capital investments. The deployment of these systems is only the first step in …