AEP Energy offtakes power from 200 MW Atlanta Farms Solar Project in Pickaway County
American Electric Power (AEP) has signed a long-term power purchase agreement with Atlanta Farms Solar Project, currently being developed by Savion, a renewable energy developer, for the project's planned 200 MW output in Pickaway County, Ohio, USA.
Construction of Atlanta Farms is scheduled to begin mid-to-late 2021, pending the approval of its permit with the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB). The project is anticipated to include approximately 600,000 solar panels capable of producing 200 MW of renewable energy and is expected to be operational by the end of 2022.
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November 06, 2020
Hanwha Energy secures contract to develop the 60 MW Kupehau solar project with 240 MWh energy storage in Oahu
Hawaiian Electric has awarded Hanwha Energy Corporation, the contract to develop and operate the 60 MW Kupehau solar project with 240 MWh energy storage in Oahu island, Hawaii, in the United Stat...
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November 06, 2020
Energy Transfer signs 15-year PPA with Recurrent Energy for 28 MW Maplewood 2 solar project
Canadian Solar Inc. through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Recurrent Energy, LLC, is currently constructing the 28 MWac Maplewood 2 Solar Project for Energy Transfer. Maplewood 2 is located in Pe...
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November 05, 2020
CS Energy, Danville Utilities complete the 14 MWdc Solar Project in Danvell
Danville Utilities, in partnership with CS Energy LLC, Navisun LLC, and TurningPoint Energy, has completed a 14 MWdc utility-scale solar project in Danville, Virginia. The renewable energy projec...
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November 05, 2020
Dominion Energy plans to develop three solar projects in Virginia
Dominion Energy Virginia has proposed nine solar facilities that would bring nearly 500 megawatts (MW) of new renewable energy to customers, enough to power around 125,000 homes at peak output. The pr...
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November 04, 2020
Dominion Energy Virginia to develop 500 MW of new solar projects
Dominion Energy Virginia has proposed nine solar facilities that would bring nearly 500 megawatts (MW) of new renewable energy to customers, enough to power around 125,000 homes at peak output. The pr...
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