by James Sanchez | Oct 21, 2026 | Articles, Project Announcement
At a glance: Advanced Green Technologies built a 352 kW DC solar array on two curved court canopies at The Fort, the 43-court pickleball complex in Fort Lauderdale’s Snyder Park. This case study explains how canopy-mounted solar works, how it compares with...
by James Sanchez | Oct 21, 2026 | Articles
At a glance: Commercial battery storage permitting in Florida is decided mainly by the local fire official applying the Florida Fire Prevention Code, NFPA 1 Chapter 52, and NFPA 855. This guide explains how lithium-ion battery fires develop, how the installation...
by James Sanchez | Oct 21, 2026 | Articles
At a glance: Whether a Florida commercial solar array is insured on workable terms is settled mostly at design, by the wind engineering, the attachment method, the roof under the array, and the records that prove each one. This guide maps the questions property...
by James Sanchez | Oct 21, 2026 | Articles
At a glance: Inverters are usually the first major component to fail on a commercial solar array, and DOE puts their typical lifetime near ten years against 20 to 30 for modules. This article compares three paths after a solar inverter failure: component repair,...
by James Sanchez | Oct 21, 2026 | Articles
At a glance: Florida law treats a company that sells electricity to a customer as a public utility, so the per-kilowatt-hour solar power purchase agreement used in other states is generally unavailable for an on-site commercial system here. This guide explains the...
