San Jose, CA
Founded in 1997, Trina Solar is one of the world’s foremost PV companies. Fully vertically integrated from the production of ingots to modules into both mono and multicrystalline technologies, Trina Solar offers high quality modules and solar solutions. With more than 12 offices worldwide, Trina Solar has partnerships with leading installers, distributors, utilities and developers in all major PV markets and is listed on the NYSE. Trina Solar’s mission is to make the world a better place by providing affordable and reliable solar energy.
United States
Regional Headquarters
Trina Solar (U.S.) Inc
100 Century Center, Suite 501
San Jose CA 95112
T: + 1 800 696 7114
F: + 1 800 696 0166
E: usa@trinasolar.com
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5 homeowner questions every residential solar installer should be ready to answer
By Steven Wittenberg, Trina Solar Product Manager Homeowners interested in installing a solar PV system typically come armed with questions. These include the expected questions about the cost, amount of energy the system will generate and how soon they’ll notice a difference in electricity bills. But homeowners will also undoubtedly have questions about buzzwords they… [Read More]
Reliability remains key selling point for residential solar installers
By Steven Wittenberg, Trina Solar Product Manager Residential solar installers have a lot of options for promoting to homeowners the benefits of rooftop solar panels. From lowered energy costs to a reduced carbon footprint, installers have plenty of good selling points for rooftop PV systems. However, one important factor stands out amongst the rest: the… [Read More]
What Residential Installers Can Do To Drive Sales During These Uncertain Times and Beyond
By Steven Wittenberg, Trina Solar Product Manager Although residential solar took a hit from shelter-in-place orders during Q2 2020, the sector remains incredibly resilient with plenty of opportunities available for small installers. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association, residential installations declined 23 percent from Q1 to Q2 2020. The slump arises largely from the… [Read More]