Written by Jonathan BuntingApril 4, 2017 Carefree O&M – Part 1 – Count Your Sheep As Operations and Maintenance becomes a hotter topic in the Solar and Solar Tracking industry, there has been many approaches to lower costs and minimize risk in the design and installation of solar farms. There have been a
Written by Jonathan BuntingMarch 20, 2017 O&M Comparison on Fixed Tilt vs. Single Axis In this short overview, we will be discussing the Operations and Maintenance cost difference between Single Axis Solar Trackers, and Fixed Tilt Solar Array Solutions. First and foremost, there is not a defined answer to many of the questions
Written by Jonathan BuntingMarch 15, 2017 Scot Arey Interview – Dual Axis Residential Trackers We sat down with Scot Arey from Solar Cen Tex for a casual discussion about our Dual Axis Trackers in a residential installation. Scot has installed more than a few of our trackers, and we thank him for his
Written by Jonathan BuntingFebruary 17, 2017 Dual Axis Residential Tracker Dealer Profile: Howard “Scot” Arey – Solar Centex Sun Action Trackers would like to welcome Solar CenTex to our list of Authorized Dual Axis Residential Solar Trackers Dealer Network. Howard “Scot” Arey, President and founder of Solar CenTex, has been an advocate for
Written by Jonathan BuntingDecember 27, 2016 Simplicity in Solar: Tracking Options Made Easy Fixed Tilt Solar Solutions Fixed tilt, or Non-tracking systems have long since been around and have until recently been the standard installation choice for developers and EPCs alike. Many adopted this choice due to the cost difference in tracking solutions vs.
Written by Jonathan BuntingDecember 12, 2016 A Personal View: Simplicity in Solar By: Daniel Wilson, Senior Electrical Engineer When I was younger and pondering the idea of going to school for engineering, I asked a very successful engineer what I should expect to learn from studying engineering at university. I expected something along
Written by Jonathan BuntingNovember 15, 2016 In the News: Texas Solar Power Shines Strong Via Paul MacDonald, Alternative Energy Magazine While Texas has been hit by the decline in oil prices, the state has also recently been home to some large-scale solar power developments, including the 118-MW Alamo 5 project built by ConEdison
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
