Oct 29 (Reuters) - Power equipment maker Generac (GNRC.N), opens new tab lowered its full-year net sales growth forecast, citing weaker demand for home standby and portable generators due to a decline ...

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Generac is expanding its solar-plus-storage ecosystem with the launch of the PWRmicro microinverter. Each unit delivers up to 820 W of AC output and supports up to two 500 W solar modules. It comes ...

Inverter generators like this model have less distortion in electrical current frequency than standard models, so they’re better for powering sensitive electronics and smart household appliances. Two ...

The inconvenience of inclement weather can run the gamut from canceling weekend activities, ruining whatever is in your fridge to causing serious damage.While we don’t have any tech (yet) to protect ...

Generac Holdings (NYSE:GNRC) on Monday was upgraded to Hold from a previous investment rating of Underperform by analysts at financial-services firm Jefferies, who cited a more favorable outlook for ...

Electricity scarcity on the minds of consumers? In the second quarter, Generac saw revenue rise 6.2%, with residential growth up 7% and commercial and industrial growth of 5%. Meanwhile, adjusted ...

Investing.com -- Guggenheim raised its rating on Generac Holdings (NYSE:GNRC) to Buy from Neutral and set a $190 price target, saying the company has sharpened its focus on commercial power and there ...

Generac celebrated the grand opening of its largest manufacturing facility on Thursday, July 24. The Beaver Dam facility is the company's largest manufacturing plant. They're expecting to have more ...

If there's one thing you can no longer live without, it's electricity. You have to charge your laptop to finish that work report, run the fridge to prevent food spoilage, and maybe even power on the ...

Generac Power Systems is launching a new line of backup generators for data centers in the U.S. that can run on diesel or biofuel. The generators, manufactured in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, will provide ...