By combining breakthrough battery storage, an innovative inverter system, and intelligence software, SunCulture Solar, Inc. created SolPad – an integrated device that is less expensive, more powerful, and easier to use than any solar power system on the market today.
Tag: Solar Panels
SolarGaps
Designed to track the sun like a sunflower, SolarGaps smart blinds automatically adjust their position to optimal energy harnessing angles. With the ability to generate enough power to run 30 LED light bulbs, SolarGaps blinds are the perfect combination of IoT smart home device and intuitive renewable energy source.
The Alpha Tiny Home
New Frontier Tiny Homes built the Alpha tiny home, a 250-sq ft, portable living space. And the company spared no detail in its lighting, design, and layout. The home comes decorated with beautiful accents, tiling, floors, and lots of extra storage space throughout the home. With a fold-out deck and ceiling-to-floor windows, the home opens itself up to become larger than 250 sq ft.
The Ecocapsule Smart Home
The Ecocapsule smart home is a self-sufficient, green tiny house. It’s designed for off-grid living; it harvests rainwater and electricity for your use. It also comes with a data network connection in case you need your daily dose of internet. With enough space for two people, this light and mobile house is a great home away from home.
Build Solar Unveils Its Glass Block Energy Technology
Led by entrepreneur and solar scientist Dr. Hasan Baig and world leading renewable energy scientist Professor Tapas Mallick, a team of researchers at the University of Exeter have developed an opaque glass block that harnesses solar energy. According to Build Solar, the company responsible for bringing the Solar Squared technology to market, “Buildings consume more than 40% of the electricity produced across the globe.”
South Miami Makes Florida History: Solar Power Now Required on New Homes
South Miami becomes the first Florida city—and the only city outside of California—to require solar panels on homes. The law affects those building new homes and those renovating their current home.
