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Estimating The Potential of a Building for Generating Solar Power Using RoofRay and Google Maps

Aug 14 2008

RoofRay is a solar array modeling service and community determined to help consumers evaluate solar for their home or business and to create greater awareness for solar overall.

RoofRay integrates with Google Maps to provide residential customers the ability to quickly analyze solar for their home, commercial customers can be provided with sophisticated, yet simple, modeling tools and home shoppers can check solar potential of a house before purchasing. Users simply use a series of easily understood tools to draw on the roof of the building they are estimating for and the solar electricity potential of the building is obtained automatically.

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