National Photovoltaic Panel Installation

Do solar installers need a license in Nevada?

Nevada law requires that solar energy system installers be licensed by the Nevada State Contractors Board. Contractors may be licensed under License Classification C-37 (solar contracting), or perform solar work under License Classification C-1 (plumbing and heating) for solar thermal installations. Licensing (PV)

Who is a PV installer?

A PV installer is defined as a person who is directly engaged with the electrical connection and wiring of a photovoltaic system project in a capacity other than as an inspector, management planner, consultant, project designer, contractor or supervisor for the photovoltaic system project

Can a contractor install a solar hot water system?

Licensing (Solar thermal) C-61 – Solar energy systems contractors may assemble and install solar hot water systems in residential and commercial buildings and swimming pools, provided that this shall not include the installation of heat pumps or water heaters.

What is IREC's National Solar licensing database?

IREC builds the foundation for a 100% clean energy future. IREC’s National Solar Licensing Database provides the latest licensing, certification, and other requirements impacting the solar industry.

Do I need a license to install solar panels in Delaware?

Resources Delaware requires an electricians license to do electrical work; PV installations are considered to be electrical work. North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) certification is preferred if applying for state rebates.

Do I need a building permit to install solar panels?

Building permits are required any time solar thermal or solar PV is placed on a roof or ground rack due to new roof loads and/or wind issues. Interconnection with the electrical service requires the services of a licensed electrician and an electrical permit is required. Resources