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Residential Grid-Tie Systems [Installations]
A growing number of homeowners in the U.S, Europe, and Asia are expressing a desire for "green electricity." In addition, U.S. electric industry restructuring is creating many new markets for environmentally sustainable solar-electric systems and services. Kyocera Solar, Inc. has designed and built several megawatts of small-scale solar power plants for leading U.S. utilities, and installed rooftop solar-power arrays on thousands of grid-connected homes. These rooftop grid-interactive systems not only produce electricity for households, but also allow surplus energy to be sold back to the utility.
Water Pumping [Installations]
Pumping water with solar electricity is a natural fit because water is needed most when and where the sun shines the brightest. These systems replace generator or hand-powered pumps, and are able to affordably deliver a usable quantity of water with no fuel cost and little maintenance. Solar powered water delivery systems are used for both community and livestock applications.
RV & Marine [Installations]
Solar electric power systems are important for people on the go. Whether the system is installed on a camper, 5th wheel, self-contained RV, motor coach or marine pleasure craft, solar energy can provide the necessary electricity. These systems easily integrate into on-board battery systems and complement existing means of power production.
Remote Home Systems [Installations]
Solar electric systems are ideal for those who choose to live beyond the reach of conventional electric power. Solar electric power is clean, affordable and requires very little maintenance. Throughout the world, thousands of people depend on solar electricity as their primary source of home power. These people range from villagers in the developing world to remote homeowners in developed nations. Kyocera has provided thousands of residential solar electric systems across the globe. These systems can be delivered fully integrated for ground mounting or installed on a rooftop or stand-alone structure.
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