Joe Perez’s Post

When people say you can't have it all, we say "YES YOU CAN." Introducing the SSM, a groundbreaking mounting option within the Sunstack Racking Integrity Line of PV racking. Our design prioritizes installer-friendliness, enabling swift and cost-effective roof attachment without compromising adjustability. Discover simplicity without sacrificing quality. Contact us for a sample today or meet Takashi Chiyoda and me next week at #REPlusMA. #PVracking #Innovation #RenewableEnergy

Marketing doesn’t correlate to quality. Experience does. Sunstack Racking is a racking partner you can rely on to keep your reputation solid and our industry moving forward. I look forward to working with you soon. #rooftopsolar #solar #solarracking

The SSB1 is the first release from the Sunstack Racking Integrity Line of solar racking products. This mount was designed based on installer feedback to provide the strongest, most adjustable base for our Integrity Rail system. Our quality-first approach to designing and manufacturing solar racking products is what our partners and customers value the most. Check the link in my profile to get up close and personal with the SSB1. or click here: https://rb.gy/7me7tm

Hey gang, To all of those folks out there who will say you can't have it all- We say, YES YOU CAN. The SSB1 is the all-new roof attachment from Sunstack. Our Integrity rails and mounts are engineered with the future in mind. Sunstack has built a racking solution that would not just stand the test of time, but the rigors of increasing structural loads as well. This revolutionary mount offers an easier installation experience and advanced leak protection without sacrificing your roof team's workflow. Thanks to the slide plate, the SSB1 can be completely installed to the roof before attaching any L-feet or rail-less mounts. This keeps your team moving along in the "assembly line" fashion they like. The SSB1's patented deflector doesn't just put homeowners at ease, it keeps water and debris from collecting on the base, assuring that our proprietary butyl formula can do its job effectively for at least 25 years- guaranteed. Feel free to connect with me and the team, any time. #rooftopsolar #solar #residentialsolar

Im a strong believer that human connection keeps business strong. Bonds make the tough conversations a little easier and the victories that much sweeter. Given the option, most folks say they prefer to conduct business this way. A couple months ago, I was invited on the Infinite energy podcast hosted by my friends Danny Mueller and Alexander Wolf from Frankensolar Americas. It was an honor to be asked more questions about my journey rather than my products or businesses. The personal interest they take in their colleagues, partners and customers is likely a distinguishing factor in their success. I’ve met a ton of good folks in this industry and Danny & Alex are some of the best.

Hey Gang, long time no see. The team and I have been busy little bees this winter and now it's time to take a break in sunny Massachusetts! I'm headed to #REplusNE in Boston next week and I can't wait to see you all. If you're interested in knowing what makes Sunstack Racking different, the answer is YOU. lol... come find me and let me tell you what I mean. #businessstrategies #Solar #URSunstack

Governor Josh Shapiro should enact the 30% AEPS ASAP! If the keystone state wants to attract clean energy investment and jobs at the rate its neighbors do, 30% by 2030 starts NOW! “The AEPS was enacted into law in 2004 but its renewable energy requirements plateaued in 2021, after requiring that just 8% of the state’s electricity come from renewable energy sources that year. Nearby states have much more aggressive goals: New Jersey 50% by 2030, New York 70% by 2030, and Maryland 50% by 2030.” #renewableenergy #economicgrowth #solar

Since the less than flattering piece in Time Magazine last week, half-baked - and half factual opinions have joined the ruck and are looking to continue to pile-on what many see as a fragile industry. Now, I don’t believe that the solar industry is so fragile that it requires Joe Perez to defend it, but at the same time, perhaps that exactly what’s needed from all common sense participants in this space. In a recent WSJ opinion piece, James Freeman takes shots at some of Solar’s low fruit. However, I feel he probably ought to have aimed first. Because if his aim had been a little more true. He would have realized that the same solar targets he shot at were perched directly in front of the oil and gas industry as well. To be clear, I feel freeman decrying solar subsidies is not only poor marksmanship, but down right hypocrisy. Oil and gas, a legacy industry with mature roots, receives tens of billions of subsidy every year. I know, this type of projection is the tactic of choice and probably here to stay - And yes, the solar industry has its issues, but enough is enough. What it likely comes down to are conficting investment interests. Like, your money endangers my money. So my advice to all these solar nay sayers is: go buy some renewable stocks, I mean, they are a total value price at this point, and then enjoy the fruits of pursuing a future where the United States realizes true energy independence.

This piece from pv magazine USA highlights the value of strong partnerships. This is the vision we at Sunstack Racking are busy making a reality. We believe this is the future, gang… even in the residential sector. It’s simple math. Contractors who are participating in the best partnerships will reap the best returns. Who’s got your back? Let’s talk. #solar #renewableenergy #greenstartup