These Solar Panels Are A Snap

By giving them massive solar panels that stack like kids building blocks and can be easily moved and relocated: A Midwestern solar energy company has a novel method to convince discovered to go to big box retail stores and factories solar system.

So Core Energy racks on the roof and solar panel systems are designed for use without nuts, bolts or screws. The solar power system works on modular basis with prefabricated panels delivered to locations for the installation of non-skilled workers.

Hardware chain Lowe is an important customer; National Mall shopping center operator Simon Property Group, Kimco Realty Corp. and Regency Centers also SoCore for local projects.
"Commercial and industrial companies a lot of unused roof space have to work with."

For commercial and industrial customers, Going solar makes more sense than emergency financial assistance in the housing market. Generous federal solar tax credits also help.
SoCore The modular panels are designed to cover the roof of a building, with individual units that are attached to the bottom instead of ballast on the roof surface.
Instead of making their own cells, cells SoCore purchases from several other manufacturers.

The cells are then in custom shelving systems, which are then deposited on top of roofs stack. SoCore The product range is designed to cover the whole of  roof of the building, and can be disassembled without tools in the event of  storm or a leaky roof. The company has turned profits of over $ 40 million and employs around 30 staff members.

Of course, SoCore not the only company working with solar energy products for commercial customers. One of the largest single-roof solar systems in the United States is at a different mall, the Jersey Gardens Outlet Center in Elizabeth, New Jersey. The Elizabeth roof was installed and operated by another company, Clean Focus.