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07/16/2012
Schools hold our youngsters’ futures in their hands. Standard Solar partners with educational institutions and takes that responsibility one step further, by showing students the advantages of solar energy.
07/10/2012
The roster of Kent lawmakers and public officials huddled under a tent at the new Worton Solar Field on Tuesday to dedicate a “first” in Maryland’s renewable energy portfolio, which will produce the energy needs of three school facilities, the Kent County Community Center, and the Kent County Department of Public Works building on Morgnec Road.
07/10/2012
Today, the Kent County Commissioners, the Superintendent of the Kent County Board of Education, other elected officials and community stakeholders dedicated the largest aggregate, net-metered solar array on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
07/01/2012
Many residents today are looking for freedom from mounting electric bills and a way to help the environment. With Standard Solar, they can cut their electric expenses to a fraction of what they once were and reduce their carbon footprint significantly.
06/01/2012
On a sun-parched, wind-swept mesa about two miles south of the Colorado border, electrician Todd Parsons hides beneath the hood of his gray sweatshirt to escape the gale-force gusts Friday afternoon.
05/29/2012
A 118kW solar parking deck installation at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia (US) is the highly visible part of a larger install that is the largest solar PV system in the state of Virginia.
05/23/2012
The solar energy industry is the fastest growing energy technology in the United States today. The lapse of the 1603 Program has a huge impact on small businesses and entrepreneurs – impacting hiring workers and starting new solar projects.
05/23/2012
The solar energy industry is the fastest growing energy technology in the United States today. The lapse of the 1603 Program has a huge impact on small businesses and entrepreneurs – impacting hiring workers and starting new solar projects.
05/22/2012
A move designed to punish Chinese solar panel makers that charge unfairly low prices in the United States could, ironically, end up hurting American-based solar panel installers, a fast-growing sector of the green economy.
05/18/2012
Some argue the new tax on chinese solar cells is too high, while others feel it is still too low. Who's right?
