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Powerhome Solar is among the nation's fastest-growing energy companies. However, it's facing complaints of botched installations and unresponsive customer service. Among the 11 unhappy Powerhome Solar customers Business Insider spoke with, some say they were stuck with expensive panels that don't work. And while the Better Business Bureau gives the company an A+ rating, the company has had 183 complaints made against it. The vast majority of the complaints registered with the BBB were categorized under 'Problem with a Product or Service.'
Building solar farms in the desert may have become a common practice, but one new solar plant unveiled on Monday in northern Jordan is anything but ordinary. This 12.9 megawatt plant made up of 40,000 solar panels will provide power to people living in the Zaatari refugee camp, victims of war whose lives were turned upside when the violence reached their doorstep. The solar power plant became the largest ever located inside a refugee camp
Chinese solar power company Panda Green Energy recently opened the most adorable green energy solar power plant in the shape of China's national animal, the beloved panda bear. The unique shape of the huge solar farm can only be seen from the air, as shown in drone footage from Datong filmed on Tuesday. Panda Green Energy used a combination of darker monocrystalline silicon and white thin film solar cells to create the unique shape, in what is a world's first for solar farms.
China switched on the world's largest floating solar farm, located a small distance from the city of Huainan in the eastern Anhui province, in May. Local authorities decided to implement the project after a coal mining operation flooded, leading to questions about how best to use the site. The floating solar farm itself was built by Chinese manufacturer Sungrow Power Supply, at its full capacity of 40 megawatts, the plant can provide electricity for more than 15,000 homes.
Scientists in China are producing solar panels that can produce energy from the last source you’d expect — rainwater.