This week we explore the seeming contradiction, that the cost of generating electricity through wind and solar is falling dramatically – yet the cost of electricity from utility companies continues to rise at a rate faster than inflation. Each Tuesday
Solar Noon Tuesday – Jan 6th, Predictions for 2026
This week we discuss what has happened within the solar industry in 2025 and predictions for what will happen in 2026. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally
Solar Noon Tuesday – Dec 16th, 2025 Solar Jobs Report
This week we discuss the state of employment in the solar industry. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions, problems or troubleshooting –
Solar Noon Tuesday – Dec 9th, Amish to Virtual Utilities
This week we have a wide ranging discussion of all things solar with the folks online. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions,
Solar Noon Tuesday – Dec 2nd, Online Solar Course
This week we take a look at our newly updated online course in Residential Solar. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions, problems
Solar Noon Tuesday – Nov 18th, Plug-In Solar
This week we discuss the good, the bad and the ugly about Plug-In Solar. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions, problems or
Solar Noon Tuesday – Nov 11th, Understanding Solar Carports
This week we discuss everything Solar Carport. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions, problems or troubleshooting – or just what is happening
Solar Noon Tuesday – Nov 4th, Off Grid Solar and Grid Defection
This week we discuss the trends in grid defection and changes in off grid solar systems. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions,
Solar Noon Tuesday – Oct 28th Small Nuclear Reactors
This week we discuss whether SMRs (Small Modular Reactors) will provide enough power in the US to deal with the load demand coming from data centers. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone,
Solar Noon Tuesday – Oct 14th (Codes & Standards for Solar Batteries)
This week we discuss the various codes and standards a solar installer needs to know to install battery systems. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses
Solar Noon Tuesday – Oct 7th (Where are we with V2G?)
This week we discuss the state of bi-directional EV charging. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions, problems or troubleshooting – or just
Solar Noon Tuesday – Sept 30th (Prices & trends in the solar industry for 2025)
This week we discuss the EnergySage latest report on prices and trends in solar. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions, problems or
Solar Noon Tuesday – Sept 23rd (Enphase vs SolarEdge vs Tesla: Battle of the Inverters)
This week we discuss whether load demands from data centers will revive the nuclear power industry? Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions,
Solar Noon Tuesday – Sept 2nd (Will data centers revive the nuclear power industry?)
This week we discuss whether load demands from data centers will revive the nuclear power industry? Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical questions,
Solar Noon Tuesday – Aug 12th (Enphase New Products)
This week we take a look at Enphase’s 4th Generation product line and explore what is new and improved from their 3rd generation offerings. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested
Residential Solar Installation & Design (2026 edition)

Ideal for folks wishing to install a system on their home or business, understand what they are getting into if they wish to hire someone to install a system, or enter the rapidly growing PV industry as a career. This
Solar News: July 27th, 2025
Here is the latest news from the solar industry…
Solar Noon Tuesday – July 15th (Big Beautiful Bill)
This week we will discuss the energy implications of the Big Beautiful Bill that was recently passed by Congress. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses
Solar Noon Tuesday – June 10th (Working at NREL)
This week we have a conversation with Larson Lovdal about issues and impressions from working at NREL. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally discussion focuses on technical
Solar Noon Tuesday – May 20th (Energy Crisis of 2028)
This week we discuss whether we are headed towards a dramatic electrical energy crisis within the next three or four years. Each Tuesday at noon (Eastern) solarPVtraining.com hosts a Zoom sessions for students (or anyone, really) interested in solar. Generally
