In this episode of Real APtalk, APsystems’ Jeff Blick takes us inside a complete solar + storage setup in Washington state.From 15 solar panels with DS3 microinverters to the APstorage ELS 11.4k PCS (battery inverter) and 10kWh battery, Jeff walks through how everything connects — and how installers can scale up to 16 batteries for even greater power availability.
Located at the Nanjing International Expo Center in China, this landmark 25MW solar project spans over 150,000 square meters. It features 6,442 APsystems QT2D microinverters and more than 40,000 high-efficiency photovoltaic modules. The system is expected to generate approximately 24.8 million kWh annually, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by about 25,000 tons each year—the equivalent of planting 900,000 trees. This project sets a global benchmark for clean energy, showcasing the power of microinverter technology in driving sustainable, low-carbon development.
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EPISODE 1: The debut episode of TEDDY Talks live from RE+ 2025 is here. Teddy Hodges sits down with Matt Lay from Infinity Solar to dive into what it takes to stand out in the solar industry—from wrapped vans and neighborhood marketing (yes, even a lemonade stand) to adopting APsystems’ microinverter and storage solutions for efficiency, safety, and long-term success.
EPISODE 2: In this second episode of TEDDY Talks live from RE+, Teddy sits down with Andrew Holmstrom of Arch Solar to explore how a Wisconsin-based company is making a national impact in solar — from award-winning projects to bold innovations like vertical solar walls and partnerships with the Milwaukee Bucks.
We’re back with part two of our Real APtalk with Ready Solar.
Owner and founder Sukhpaul Parmar shares how APsystems helps his team take on any job — from shaded roofs to solar pergolas. With APsmart safety features and dependable microinverters, Ready Solar installs with confidence and keeps projects running smoothly.
Any roof. Any array. Any challenge.
Artificial intelligence is changing the solar industry – and APsystems is at the forefront. Our Head of Marketing for North America, Jason Higginson, joined Chris Crowell on The Pitch podcast to talk about how AI is transforming everything from design and sales to customer service and long-term system performance. From microinverters and storage to our APdesigner software, AI is already helping installers boost efficiency, customer satisfaction, and profitability.
The EZ1 is the ideal choice for small-scale, plug-in solar systems (2-6 panels)—perfect for balcony, terrace, and garden installations. It’s an easy and affordable way for consumers to generate electricity at home.
Attention solar distributors and installers: we’re looking for the right partners to build micro-site EZ1 DIY solar kits that include racking and modules and to bring this solution to homeowners.
Interested in this product? Learn more and contact our sales team today.
With 20 years in the solar industry, Josh has seen how creativity and collaboration can drive real impact. At APsystems, he’s focused on more than just growth – he’s helping shape a culture designed to benefit the people who matter most: the end customer.
This is part one of Josh’s spotlight.
A new solar installation in Reno, Nevada, is now powering The Marvel Way Complex—an innovative, affordable sober-living community for individuals and families—with clean, renewable energy. The project features APsystems’ advanced microinverter technology, ensuring maximum efficiency and reliability. The Marvel Complex is spearheaded by The Empowerment Center, a Reno-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting recovery and empowerment in the community.
The 177 kW system was supplied by ABC Carson City and installed by Nnv Solar, a Reno-based solar contractor. The installation includes five carport rooftop arrays and one large building rooftop array, which alone incorporates about 400 solar panels to maximize on-site generation.
In total, the project uses 99 APsystems QT2 microinverters, delivering reliable and efficient power conversion across the site. The development represents a significant step forward in combining sustainable energy solutions with much-needed affordable housing, supported through an innovative public-private partnership model.
With projects like this, APsystems’ high-capacity microinverter technology continues to demonstrate its value in commercial and multifamily applications, helping communities access resilient and cost-effective renewable energy.
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