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The next wave of #solarfarm development is here, driven by automation and robotics! Startups like Planted Solar and Built Robotics are revolutionizing solar construction, delivering speed, efficiency, and sustainability. Planted Solar’s AI-powered robots can complete a 100 MW solar project in just four months—three times faster than traditional methods—while reducing land use and construction costs by up to 30%. Built Robotics, with its autonomous machinery, has already supported 3 GW of solar projects in the US and Australia, streamlining the buildout of clean energy infrastructure. With a global solar bottleneck and labor shortages, robotics offers a timely solution. The International Energy Agency estimates we’ll need to install 630 GW of solar annually by 2030 to meet climate goals. Automation promises to bridge this gap, ensuring faster, cost-effective, and greener energy solutions. ?? The solar revolution is automated, and the future is bright! #solarenergy #automation #robotics #cleantech #sustainability #solarpowered #solarinstallation #solarproject

There are many facets of an electric construction machine that make them an attractive option for the wider industry. Machines can operate with zero local emissions and can go a long way to assisting a company’s decarbonization goals and creating a safer environment for workers. They run with very little noise, which reduces noise complaints and eases communication. In spite of these benefits, IDTechEx’s “Electric Vehicles in Construction 2024-2044: Technologies, Players, Forecasts” report finds that financial savings in the total cost of ownership (TCO) of machines will be the primary benefit that drives the electrification of the industry. IDTechEx #ElectricConstruction #IDTechEx #Sustainability #EV #Construction #Electric Read about it and more: https://lnkd.in/erCsvuaU

The Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is set to fuel growth in the EV construction industry, redefining how we evaluate investments in electric vehicles. By considering all costs purchase price, maintenance, energy consumption, and resale value stakeholders can make more informed decisions that prioritize long-term savings and sustainability. Read this full article by: Pranav Jaswani, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx. #EVConstruction #TotalCostOfOwnership #Sustainability #electricvehiclesnews?#evtimes?#autoevtimes?#evbusines

Inventor Ty Yacoboni has unveiled a groundbreaking innovation – the world's first retractable solar blanket designed specifically for pickup truck beds. This milestone in vehicular solar technology transforms idle truck beds into powerhouses of clean, renewable energy. 'Pickup trucks are the work horses of America, and our retractable solar blanket amplifies that power,' said Yacoboni. 'Imagine never worrying about your truck's battery life or having an ample supply of power for tools and devices on the go.' The retractable solar blanket unfurls across the truck bed, delivering energy self-sufficiency and power during emergencies, work, or leisure. Lightweight yet formidable, it withstands the elements and accommodates most standard truck models. While traditional solar panels offer higher output, their heft pales in comparison to this blanket's portability. It integrates seamlessly with the pickup lifestyle – durable for the road but agile enough to pack away quickly. Major features include manual or automatic retraction and free energy when deployed with clear sunlight access. #SolarEnergy #PickupTrucks #RenewableEnergy #Innovation @tyyacoboni

? Rennsteig Tools showcased their premium, hand-operated crimpers and wire strippers, suited for high-volume jobs like solar panel installation. ? ISRA Vision stole the spotlight with their solar cell scanning machine, ensuring efficient and speedy production lines in the increasingly thriving U.S. solar market. ? SolarLIT displayed an innovative solution to the maintenance of solar panels, featuring cleaning robots that can operate autonomously on both small and large-scale projects. In RE+ Anaheim, the union of technology and nature was in full display, particularly in the realm of solar energy. The conference was filled with companies producing the latest, cutting-edge solar technologies. Rennsteig Tools featured manual tools like crimpers and wire strippers, ideal for installing solar panels at home, while ISRA Vision depicted the future of the solar industry with their rapid solar cell scanning machines. The exposition was more than just about physical tools; it also tackled the data management side of solar, with companies like Trimark demonstrating supervisory control and data acquisition systems, a helpful tool for homeowners aiming to optimize their energy usage through solar panels. The highlight, however, was SolarLIT's autonomous solar panel cleaning robots, a innovative solution for the maintenance issue faced by many solar panel owners, from homes to large-scale projects. As for the integration of nature and technology, the American Grazing Society exhibited the ecological benefits of using sheep for lawn maintenance around solar farms. These encounters at the expo prove the relentless innovation and refinement happening within the solar industry; for those thinking about tapping into solar, the future is absolutely bright. For more information on selling solar virtually across the USA visit www.tstpros.com ????.

? Rennsteig Tools showcased their premium, hand-operated crimpers and wire strippers, suited for high-volume jobs like solar panel installation. ? ISRA Vision stole the spotlight with their solar cell scanning machine, ensuring efficient and speedy production lines in the increasingly thriving U.S. solar market. ? SolarLIT displayed an innovative solution to the maintenance of solar panels, featuring cleaning robots that can operate autonomously on both small and large-scale projects. In RE+ Anaheim, the union of technology and nature was in full display, particularly in the realm of solar energy. The conference was filled with companies producing the latest, cutting-edge solar technologies. Rennsteig Tools featured manual tools like crimpers and wire strippers, ideal for installing solar panels at home, while ISRA Vision depicted the future of the solar industry with their rapid solar cell scanning machines. The exposition was more than just about physical tools; it also tackled the data management side of solar, with companies like Trimark demonstrating supervisory control and data acquisition systems, a helpful tool for homeowners aiming to optimize their energy usage through solar panels. The highlight, however, was SolarLIT's autonomous solar panel cleaning robots, a innovative solution for the maintenance issue faced by many solar panel owners, from homes to large-scale projects. As for the integration of nature and technology, the American Grazing Society exhibited the ecological benefits of using sheep for lawn maintenance around solar farms. These encounters at the expo prove the relentless innovation and refinement happening within the solar industry; for those thinking about tapping into solar, the future is absolutely bright. For more information on selling solar virtually across the USA visit www.tstpros.com ????.

"In an interview with one of Aptera’s co-founders, CW sheds light on the inspiration behind the crowd-funded solar electric vehicle, its body in carbon (BinC) and how composite materials are playing a role in its design." https://bit.ly/3xu6alU #SMIComposites #CompositesWorld #CompositesNews

A recent article by The Utility Expo, "Today's ePTOs are Good for the Job, Good for the Environment" highlights Viatec's SmartPTO, citing it as a reliable power source that's environmentally friendly, quieter, and a great choice for fleet managers. As our VP of Sales Anjali Deodhar points out in the piece, “[An ePTO] can have a big impact now with relatively low-risk investment." Viatec’s ePTO technology is designed with environmental awareness in mind. It’s capable of fully powering the equipment on #EVs or supplementing the hydraulic systems of internal combustion vehicles with auxiliary power. As Anjali says in the article, "noise reduction supports a better work environment. According to utility crews: It's safer, we can hear each other, and it creates a more pleasant work experience." Read the full article to learn how Viatec's ePTOs can support your #FleetOperations, and the operators, too. https://bit.ly/49UCZpj

Just came across Donut Lab 's #innovative #motor #design, and it’s truly #gamechanging! And they're offering a #unique platform for all EV players out there. Interestingly they’ve ELIMINATED traditional power #transmission by integrating the motor directly INTO the wheel. Not attached but into. The result? #Lighter, more #efficient vehicles with significantly reduced #maintenance needs and #precision that’s up to 100 times better than #conventional #systems. This could set a whole new #standard for #electric #mobility. Exciting times for the industry! #ev #electrification #electricvehicle #netzero #carbonreduction #climatechange #future #innovation #futuristic #vehicles #mobility #improvements #advancements #zerocarbon #cleanfuture #renewables #sustainability #weekendmood

#NewsIE | Array Technologies has anounced its strategic $3 million investment in Swap Robotics. ?? https://lnkd.in/dhqQnbYW ?? “Swap Robotics is developing a disruptive technology that perfectly fits with our mission to innovate and lead in the solar industry,” said Kevin Hostetler, chief executive officer at ARRAY. ? ?? “ARRAY is the perfect strategic partner as we continue to revolutionize solar construction with our automated solutions,” said Tim Lichti, chief executive officer at Swap Robotics. ? ?? “Having evaluated a number of startups in the utility-scale solar robotics space for robotic panel laying, we chose to partner with Swap Robotics due to their years of experience on solar sites, their innovative and cost-effective approach, and their safety track record,” said Aaron Gabelnick, chief technology officer at ARRAY. FYI: Daniel Tapia, Jovan Kangrga, Ricardo R., Kyumin Lee, Rafal Mistrzak, Tyson Hottinger, David Brown, David Oliphant, Michelle Korte, Michael Matthews, Jessica Lawrence-Vaca, Armando Munoz, MBA, Carrie J. Van Sickle