Written by SunActionNovember 15, 2016 Sun Action Trackers joins San Antonio’s Solar Manufacturing Scene via Monika Maeckle, CPS Energy Newsroom As Korean dignitaries and energy reporters gathered at Mission Solar Energy’s “Solarbration” to mark the debut of the country’s first n-type solar panel manufacturing plant last week, another San Antonio solar manufacturing
Written by SunActionNovember 15, 2016 Largest Dual-Axis Solar Power Plant Coming to Pecos County via Zora Asberry, Anchor, News West 9 PECOS COUNTY, TX (KWES) – One of the largest solar power plants in the state and the world is coming to West Texas. The plant is currently under construction in Bakersfield, Texas.
Written by SunActionNovember 15, 2016 In the News: Carefree Operations and Maintenance – Part 2 – Less is More -via Edgar Meza, PV Magazine In a new report, GTM Research finds that never before has the global tracker market “seen installations at this scale and such consistent growth.” According to the The
Written by SunActionNovember 15, 2016 In the News: Sun Action Trackers Finalizes UL 3703 Certification -via Charles W. Thurston, PV Magazine Sun Action Trackers (SAT), based in San Antonio, Texas has finalized UL 3703 certification for its PST-1AX6 single axis tracker, including the tracker’s self-healing MAC Steel (magnesium alloy coated steel) coating.
Written by SunActionJune 29, 2016 Enhancing Energy Performance For solar projects requiring enhanced energy performance and DC capacity, the starting point should be a product that is efficient, robust and able to perform throughout the project lifetime. The next decision centers on the type of product that is essential for the project,
Written by SunActionJune 18, 2016 9 Interesting Facts about Solar Power via Scott Wudel, CPS Energy Newsroom The use of solar power for homes and business is on the rise, but how much do you know about it? While most people know that solar energy comes from the sun, here are some
Written by SunActionJune 17, 2016 Benefits of a commercial solar system Solar systems are becoming an increasingly common feature in new homes. Many homeowners are also retrofitting their current homes as well so that they can enjoy the benefits of using the power of the sun. What about your commercial ventures, though?
