Saying 'yes' to onsite energy is the easy part. It's what comes next that bog internal teams down - namely running a competitive bidding process. Fear not - we're sharing our tips for navigating the RFP maze in our latest post. What you'll find inside: - The key elements of a crystal-clear RFP that attracts top-tier proposals - Smart strategies for evaluating bids beyond just the bottom line - How marketplace platforms are changing the game in solar procurement - The financial, technical and operational assumptions to outline Check out the full article and take your RFP process to the next level. https://lnkd.in/d-zvsZ_h #SolarEnergy #RFPProcess #CleanEnergy #SustainableBusiness
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💡 Smart Solar ROI: How Quickly Will Your Investment Pay Off in Florida? ☀️ Curious about the return on investment for Smart Solar in Florida? Discover the financial benefits and timeline for recouping your investment with our comprehensive guide to Smart Solar ROI! 📈💰 🌞 Why Consider Smart Solar ROI? 🔍 Understand the Financial Implications of Going Solar 💡 Plan for Long-Term Savings and Financial Stability 🏡 Make Informed Decisions for Your Home's Energy Future From reduced energy bills to potential tax incentives, learn how quickly your Smart Solar investment can start paying off in the Sunshine State. It's time to unlock the financial benefits of solar energy! 💸☀️ 💼 Key Insights: 📊 Calculating Your Return on Investment 💰 Factors Influencing ROI in Florida 📆 Timeline for Seeing Financial Returns Ready to crunch the numbers and see how Smart Solar can benefit your bottom line? Click below to dive into the details and start maximizing your solar ROI today! 🚀🔆 #SmartSolarROI #FloridaEnergySavings #SolarInvestmentPayoff
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With GRU recently canceling net metering in Gainesville, it's crucial to understand how this policy still benefits non-GRU customers. We've prepared a comprehensive read addressing common misconceptions and false beliefs about net metering. Discover the current state of net metering across different utilities and learn how you can benefit from this policy if you're eligible—or why solar is still a great choice for those without access to net metering. https://lnkd.in/d3AnwpWS
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With every U.S. state experiencing year-over-year growth in solar installations in 2023, it’s safe to say that solar is still on the rise. See the top five states for solar deployment right here: http://spr.ly/6041ZFU.
The top five states for solar deployment in 2023
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Ever wondered how much time and money you're wasting on unreliable solar suppliers? 🤔 What if you could access a curated network of top-tier manufacturers at your fingertips?" "🌞 Introducing REI Connect: Your Solar Sourcing Lifeline Finding dependable solar panel suppliers shouldn't feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Whether you're a solar installer, project developer, or EPC contractor, REI Connect is designed to eliminate sourcing headaches and ensure project success. Ready to revolutionize your solar procurement process? Visit https://reiconnect.online/ and power up your projects with confidence! #SolarEnergy #B2BMarketplace #RenewableEnergy #SustainableSourcing #solarpanelsuppliers #solarpanel #bigproject #industryleaders #solarsourcing
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The Commercial Solar Guy signed construction project pipeline is crossing 10 megawatts. The company supporting operating revenues, along with profits, from chunky volumes of construction are very respectable volumes of capital. Coupled with a 10 MW+ near interconnection submission portfolio of development projects (which we hope to construct as well), and I would clearly say that I see how the world might just spend $500 billion on solar power in 2024. What's weird is how a commodity item whose manufacturers are struggling right now - is driving this expansion. Layers of value are created by module manufacturers - engineers, finance, construction, electricity savings, manufacturers of other components, and others. Interestingly, it isn't even the electricity savings or cleaner air that most people notice in the solar revolution today - its the greater than 10 million jobs. Expecting to announce a 100 MW year in 2026! #construction #generalcontracting #growth #renewableenergy
$500 billion into solar in 2024
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Last year, nearly 33 GW of solar was installed with over 5 GW in the residential sector alone. The largest amount in our nation's history: https://bit.ly/48IE4QA Although 2024 will bring its own set of headwinds, there's no doubt that our industry is growing. SEIA reports that by 2028, the solar industry is expected to nearly triple in cumulative deployment. And it's clear that the Inflation Reduction Act incentives will help us meet these projections. What excites you most about the solar industry? Let me know in the comments.
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The U.S. solar industry installed an impressive 9.4 GW of new capacity in Q2 2024, thanks to the lasting impact of the Inflation Reduction Act. Since the law passed, the solar sector has added 75 GW—over 36% of all U.S. solar capacity ever built! While residential solar faced some setbacks, the commercial and utility-scale sectors continue to thrive, with utility-scale projects seeing their strongest quarter yet. 🌱 As we push forward, solar remains a cornerstone of the energy transition, with over 250 GW expected in the next five years. U.S. solar industry on track to install 250 GW in five years: https://lnkd.in/gNfYgz4j #SolarEnergy #CleanEnergy #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergy #Sustainability #Solar
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Net metering rates were rapidly cut by 80% under NEM 3.0. This change, combined with a high-interest rate environment, has pushed the state’s robust rooftop solar industry off a cliff, damaging the return on investment for homeowners, and leading to more than 17,000 solar jobs lost, demand falling 80% post-implementation, and numerous companies filing for bankruptcy. https://lnkd.in/dAqKKZeJ
California Supreme Court to review rooftop solar net metering
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If your business has decided to go solar, have you asked your potential partners these eight important questions? 1. How long have you been in business? 2. Who manages my project? 3. Do you offer maintenance services? 4...Read on to learn more because who you choose to partner with matters: https://lnkd.in/eYqhmbxa #NelnetRenewableEnergy #CommercialSolar #QuestionsToAsk
How to Find the Right Solar Partner
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In 2023, the U.S. solar industry experienced significant growth, with a cumulative capacity of 177 GW, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. The top states for solar deployment were Texas, leading with 6.5 GW added, California with 6.2 GW despite regulatory challenges, Florida at third place with 3.2 GW, Colorado entering the top five with 1.6 GW, and Ohio with a 1,230% increase to 1.3 GW installed. SEIA predicts Texas will continue to dominate, adding nearly 100 GW by 2034, doubling the capacity of its closest competitor. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ejxTnGzE #solar #solarpower #sinovoltaics #innovativeinsider
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1moThanks for sharing, great advice. Super important topic. We often have customers come to us for support having been burnt in the past - avoid this and do it right from the outset. Example, one customer had self-procured solar for their sites, everything seemed ok initially, then energy bills started to rise back to historic levels, this went on for months. It turned out the system was no longer working and the supplier who installed it had not been contracted for maintenance. Worse still, the supplier used was no longer in business and so there was no recourse, paperwork and background on the system. The buyer had not known what to ask for, how to qualify suppliers, methods for increasing value while avoiding bear traps or how to create a competitive environment to get the best deal. The lessons - specify what you need, run a competitive process, partner with the right supplier (one with a solid track record and financial position), protect yourself by contracting the correct performance guarantees and warranties and ensure your are covered for maintenance support. We are now supporting them to develop projects across a portfolio of facilities and ensuring they maximize value and mitigate risks.