– Standard Solar stands out from competitors with expertise in solar development, engineering, construction, O&M, and asset management, as well as a commitment to transparency and fair business practices.
– The Inflation Reduction Act has not drastically changed how Standard Solar does business, but has required minor adjustments such as including provisions for prevailing wage in contracts and maximizing domestic content.
– Standard Solar has implemented standard operating procedures and process improvements to cut soft costs and improve efficiency, quality, and information sharing in their growing company.
Several mid-sized solar businesses are experiencing rapid growth in the community solar sector due to opportunities brought by the Inflation Reduction Act. Standard Solar, a national developer, financier, and owner-operator of solar projects, has been adapting to meet the increased demand for solar, particularly in the community solar market. They have expertise in various areas of solar development, engineering, and construction.
Standard Solar stands out from competitors due to their deep expertise in solar DG development and fair business practices. The Inflation Reduction Act has not drastically changed how they do business, but they have made adjustments to contracts and agreements to comply with new requirements. The company has focused on improving operations and developing standards and processes to cut soft costs and improve efficiency.
Technological advances in solar equipment, such as higher power inverters and more efficient PV modules, have made installations easier and better. These innovations have allowed for cost savings on labor and materials, as well as increased power density in solar systems. The future of the community solar sector is promising, with opportunities for large-scale deployments on less useful sites and continued growth in various markets across the country. Standard Solar is optimistic about the future of the sector and anticipates continued growth and innovation.