Tucker Crawford discusses solar on Law Out Loud! today at 3 pm

South Coast Solar News on January 17th, 2012 No Comments

South Coast Solar’s CEO, Tucker Crawford, will discuss solar in Louisiana on WGSO 990AM’s Law Out Loud! with Jennifer Gaubert today at 3 pm. He will follow Dan Akroyd’s discussion regarding film tax credits and filming in the New Orleans area. If you’re not near a radio, you can stream it live here.

An unfair fight for renewable energies

News on December 8th, 2011 No Comments

Opinion piece by Arnold Schwarzenegger, former governor of California.

More energy from the sun hits Earth in one hour than all the energy consumed on our planet in an entire year. Read more »

Here Comes the Sun

News on November 7th, 2011 No Comments

For decades the story of technology has been dominated, in the popular mind and to a large extent in reality, by computing and the things you can do with it. Moore’s Law — in which the price of computing power falls roughly 50 percent every 18 months — has powered an ever-expanding range of applications, from faxes to Facebook. Read more »

Commercial Slideshow – Slide 1

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Commercial Slideshow – Slide 2

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Commercial Slideshow – Slide 3

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Commercial Slideshow – Slide 4

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Commercial Slideshow – Slide 6

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Commercial Slideshow – Polk

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Maximizing the Bankability of Solar PV Projects

News on September 22nd, 2011 No Comments

Though driving down the upfront costs of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems through the purchase of lowest cost components may seem like an obvious way to maximize the financial return of a solar project, consider focusing on the long-term return of the project rather than looking only at a short-term payback period. The results can be quite surprising. Read more »