PV SOLAR ROOF RACKING: Current Issues and State-of-the-Art Solutions
Co-hosted by the Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing (CEIR), this webinar will focus on current issues and state-of-the-art solutions for PV solar roof racking, with a particular emphasis on the professional roofer and installer perspective.Webinar moderator Yann Brandt, President and CEO of Braya Solar, will introduce the solar roof racking study group formed by the CEIR and will lead a panel discussion with two industry experts, Brian Taliaferro, Product Manager for SOLON Corporation and Nico Johnson, Field Marketing Manager - Americas for Trina Solar. The panel will review historical problems solar systems have caused roof owners and then demonstrate past and present racking solutions. They will discuss solar racking for different types of roof layouts, but the webinar will have an emphasis on commercial scale and flat roofs.Although the webinar is designed for solar installation and developer professionals with experience or interest in the 25kW-2MW system range, it is open to all and is FREE.
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PV SOLAR ROOF RACKING: Current Issues and State-of-the-Art Solutions
- 1. Principal Solar Institute PV SOLAR ROOF RACKING: Current Issues and State-of-the-Art Solutions Brian Taliaferro Nico Johnson Product Manager Field Marketing Manager SOLON Corporation Trina Solar Yann Brandt Rick Borry, Ph.D. President CTO Braya Solar Group Principal Solar We will begin at 11:00am Central Time. You should hear music now.
- 2. Questions and Discussion Please enter your questions into the Q & A window Brian Taliaferro Nico Johnson Product Manager Field Marketing Manager SOLON Corporation Trina Solar Brian.taliaferro@solon.com nico.johnson@trinasolar.com Yann Brandt Rick Borry, Ph.D. President CTO Braya Solar Group Principal Solar Yann@brayasolar.com Rick.Borry@principalsolar.com
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