• April 15. 2026

In our Southern California region, electric car chargers installed at home use an average of 10 kWh extra per night. When designing residential solar energy systems, we measure the monthly load. An additional 300 kilowatt hours of electric vehicles are added to the total electricity consumption. The average monthly load of desert households is about 1500 kilowatt hours, so we increased the load of...

• May 11. 2026

Managing mud, snow and poor ground conditions on a large-scale solar project is largely a matter of early planning. When wet-weather rules are not clearly defined in advance, productivity often suffers as crews are forced to “figure it out” in the field. These conditions can be effectively managed through proactive coordination of deliveries and construction timelines before impactful weather occu...

• July 20. 2026

Most photovoltaic users and installers pay more attention to core equipment such as photovoltaic panels and inverters, but often overlook the importance of photovoltaic brackets. As the fundamental support structure of photovoltaic systems, brackets directly determine the wind and snow resistance, service life, power generation efficiency, and later operation and maintenance costs of the power sta...