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SEIA develops tool for ethical and accountable solar supply chain

The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is releasing a new tool to increase supply chain transparency and help ensure that all solar components are made ethically throughout the solar value chain. The Solar Supply Chain Traceability Protocol is a set of guidelines designed to help solar companies meet compliance obligations and provide customers with assurances […]

Tigo reaches settlement with APsystems in intellectual property lawsuit

Tigo Energy announced that it has reached a settlement with APsystems over a lawsuit regarding the infringement of Tigo’s intellectual property by APsystems. As part of the settlement, APsystems must obtain a license to use Tigo’s rapid shutdown technology. “Ultimately, we believe this arrangement is a win for PV customers everywhere,” stated Zvi Alon, chairman […]

Microsoft to look beyond Calibri as default font

Image: Microsoft When Calibri replaced Times New Roman as the default font for all things Microsoft back in 2007, some users took a liking to it. Others were quick to head straight to changing their default font settings or have just had to bear it — until now. Microsoft has announced it has commissioned five […]

SoftBank to acquire 40 percent of AutoStore

SoftBank to acquire 40 percent of AutoStore By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information Accept The cookie settings on this website are set to “allow cookies” to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie […]

IoT News – Semtech Unveils LoRa® Corecell Reference Design for Full Duplex Gateway Applications

New LoRa Core™ product improves LoRaWAN network communication efficiency and reduces time and cost of operational management of end devices. Semtech Corporation today announced the launch of a new product in its LoRa Core™ portfolio, the LoRa® Corecell Reference Design for full duplex gateway applications in the U.S. 902 – 928MHz ISM band. The new […]

South Carolina PSC rejects Dominion solar plan, preserves net metering

Last week, South Carolina Public Service Commissioner Tom Ervin motioned to accept a proposal that included several suggestions from the various non-utility parties, including the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and NC Sustainable Energy Association (NCEA), regarding successor net metering tariffs. Dominion’s original proposal was prohibitively expensive for solar customers. It would have resulted in […]