Dive into an in-depth and forward-thinking discussion on the integration of solar energy systems with passive home design and cutting-edge technologies. In this video, industry expert Jared from Solar States explores how smart design and the latest in solar and battery tech can work together to create resilient, efficient, and future-ready homes. Jared shares real-world insights from recent projects installed on energy-efficient and passive homes, detailing key design considerations like shading and the building envelope. He then walks us through a forward-looking hypothetical project that brings together high-performance design with next-gen tools like SPAN panels, battery storage, vehicle-to-home (V2H) systems, and more. Topics covered include designing with solar in mind using Solar Ready Guidelines, enhancing resilience through solar and battery storage, how solar and batteries interact with the grid, emerging technologies on the horizon, and the financial case for solar and batteries. Jared is the Director of Sales & Marketing at Solar States. Through his leadership, the company has grown substantially over the past six years. Jared holds a NABCEP Technical Sales Board Certification and has led project development initiatives in multiple states and across diverse sectors. His contributions ensure Solar States continues to fulfill its mission by offering best-in-class technology and products, consumer-friendly financing, and industry-leading customer service and workmanship warranties.
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