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Registration Now Open for Co-located Intersolar North America and Energy Storage North America 2021 Conferences and Expos
7/14/2020
Intersolar North America (ISNA) and Energy Storage North America (ESNA), the newly combined flagship solar + storage events, today announced that registration is now open for the two conferences and expos taking place January 12-14, 2021, in Long Beach, CA.
Recent Coverage
Amidst the absence of spring conferences, Energy Storage North America director expects a strong return to in-person events
5/13/2020 | Published on New Project Media
Event Director Wes Doane discusses the value of in-person events and networking—and describes why they are essential to the energy industry and decarbonization efforts.
Corrosion and Conformity: Kern Solar on what solar gets wrong (and can learn from other energy industries)
5/5/2020 | Published on Solar Builder
Kern Solar Structures’ Tony Worthen discusses corrosion and conformity in the solar industry.
Exhibitor & Community News
Unirac Acquires Ecolibrium Solar, Expanding Solar Mounting Offerings
Unirac, North America’s leading manufacturer of solar photovoltaic mounting systems, has successfully completed the acquisition of Ecolibrium Solar, a prominent solar racking manufacturer headquartered in Athens, Ohio. The acquisition represents a significant expansion of Unirac’s product portfolio, adding Ecolibrium’s commercial flat roof, residential rail-less and metal roof products to its product line, already recognized as a leader in the industry. Read more >>
AcuRev 1310 Power & Energy Meter Receives BTL Certification
Accuenergy is excited to announce that the AcuRev 1310 Series Power & Energy Meters has received its BTL certification under the BACnet Smart Sensor (B-SS) device profile tested by BACnet International. AcuRev 1310 DIN Rail meter has gone through a rigorous testing process to ensure it has met or exceeded BACnet compliance and interoperability. This will greatly benefit systems integrators and end users by vastly improving their value change for building automation. Read more >>
Electric Vehicles: How Utilities Advance Transportation Electrification and the Grid
Black & Veatch describes why it’s critical that electric utilities evolve alongside transportation electrification—and how that pivot can help them to meet increasing power demand, develop new business models and services, and support U.S. carbon goals.