Solar Builder is a quarterly publication produced by Benjamin Media and covers solar PV (photovoltaic) residential and commercial projects across the United States.

Solar Builder Online is a website produced by Benjamin Media and covers solar PV (photovoltaic) residential and commercial projects across the United States.

Covers news and innovations in the solar power industry, providing news and updates of the latest events in the industry. Offers original editorial content in addition to relevant news from wire services.

The Solar Power Portal is the leading renewable energy resource for all UK solar power and feed-in tariff information. Solar power is one of the few renewable energy generating technologies that can help the UK reach its EU binding targets in urban centres. The Solar Power Portal keeps people both inside and outside the United Kingdom up to date with developments and deployments in the solar industry in the UK. Providing in-depth news, opinions, information on certified products and installers, installations charts, a solar calculator (backed by government figures) and accurate policy updates straight from government, the Solar Power Portal is your one-stop-shop for solar power information in the UK.

Background and Format: Solar Power Portal Blogs is a renewable energy-focused blog under The Solar Power Portal - a renewable energy resource for UK solar power and feed-in tariff information. The Solar Power Portal aims to keep people in the UK - and beyond - up to date with developments and deployments in the solar industry in the UK via providing in-depth news, opinions, information on certified products and installers, installations charts, a solar calculator (backed by government figures) and policy updates. Previous posts on the site include Networking fuels business growth and Why we can't afford to remain in the dark on LEDs. The Blogger: The blog posts are written by The Solar Power Portal team. PR Opportunities: These can include on the site include pertinent case studies and the team can be reached via the contact form, general email or via their personal profiles.

Solar Power Portal Editor's Blog is a renewable energy-focused blog under The Solar Power Portal - a renewable energy resource for UK solar power and feed-in tariff information. The majority of blog posts are written by Liam Stoker and Finlay Colville. Liam is UK Editor and Finlay heads Solar Intelligence. The Solar Power Portal aims to keep people in the UK - and beyond - up to date with developments and deployments in the solar industry in the UK via providing in-depth news, opinions, information on certified products and installers, installations charts, a solar calculator (backed by government figures) and policy updates straight from government. Previous posts on the site include "Another UK solar first beckons as Canadian Solar breaks ground in Scotland", "FiT cut savings all but handed to potential polluters under EII exemption"; as well as "Large-scale UK solar market officially restarted, as RO rush begins". PR opportunities on the site include pertinent case studies and the team can be reached via the contact form, general email or via their personal profiles.

Solar Power Portal Editor's Blog is a renewable energy-focused blog under The Solar Power Portal - a renewable energy resource for UK solar power and feed-in tariff information. Writers on the site include Andy Colthorpe who writes for a number of publications including PV Tech and Solar Business Focus. The Solar Power Portal aims to keep people in the UK - and beyond - up to date with developments and deployments in the solar industry in the UK via providing in-depth news, opinions, information on certified products and installers, installations charts, a solar calculator (backed by government figures) and policy updates straight from government. Posts on the site include How many solar jobs will be saved by energy storage? and Why Solar Energy UK is the perfect opportunity to boost your business. Posts are added a few times a month. PR opportunities on the site include pertinent case studies and the team can be reached via the contact form, general email or via their personal profiles.

Solar Power Portal Guest Blog is a renewable energy-focused blog under The Solar Power Portal - a renewable energy resource for UK solar power and feed-in tariff information. The posts are written by guest Contributors and Writers. The Solar Power Portal aims to keep people in the UK - and beyond - up to date with developments and deployments in the solar industry in the UK via providing in-depth news, opinions, information on certified products and installers, installations charts, a solar calculator (backed by government figures) and policy updates. Previous posts on the site include How many solar jobs will be saved by energy storage?; as well as Time to make the UK a ‘solar superpower’; PR opportunities on the site include pertinent case studies and the team can be reached via the contact form, general email or via their personal profiles.

Solar Power Portal Martin's Blog is a renewable energy-focused blog under The Solar Power Portal - a renewable energy resource for UK solar power and feed-in tariff information. Martin Cotterell is the eponymous Writer and Founder and currently Chairman and Technical Director of Sundog Energy. Martin has a background in Engineering, graduating with a BEng (Hons) Electrical & Electronic Engineering, and worked with the British Antarctic Survey and Greenpeace prior to setting up Sundog. The Solar Power Portal aims to keep people in the UK - and beyond - up to date with developments and deployments in the solar industry in the UK via providing in-depth news, opinions, information on certified products and installers, installations charts, a solar calculator (backed by government figures) and policy updates. Previous posts on the site include Export limitation, feedback loops and the FIT review; Ensuring battery storage systems are sold responsibly, as well as Is MCS fit for purpose? PR opportunities on the site include pertinent case studies and the team can be reached via the contact form, general email or via their personal profiles.

Launched in October 2011, the publication is written for executives, managers, engineers, installers and technical professionals involved in all aspects of solar power projects. Readership also consists of a cross section of personnel from power purchasers, utilities, inverter manufacturers, panel manufacturers, equipment manufacturers, installation teams, policy makers and finance professionals.