Army Corps of Engineers approves 20.7 MW Icebreaker offshore wind farm development
The 20.7 MW Icebreaker offshore wind farm in Lake Erie has received the construction permit from the US Army Corps of Engineers. The project is located off the shores of Cleveland, Ohio.
The Lake Erie Energy Development Corp (LEEDCo) plans to start the construction project by 2021. The project features 6 wind turbines and is the first freshwater wind energy installation in the region.
The company is now getting the remaining approvals from the state for the project.
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March 21, 2019
KKR moves toward first close of Asia infrastructure Fund
KKR & Co Inc is moving toward first-close of Asia infrastructure Fund late in the second quarter of 2019. The firm itself will commit about US$250 million in capital, and potential investors - al...
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March 18, 2019
Dairyland Power signs PPA deal for 149 solar PV project in US
Dairyland Power Cooperative has finalized a power purchase agreement with Ranger Power for the proposed 149 megawatts Badger State Solar Project. Dairyland will purchase the entire output of the plan...
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March 18, 2019
PSEG completes purchase 52.8 MW solar PV projects in North Carolina from BayWa r.e
PSEG Solar Source, a unit of US energy group Public Service Enterprise Group, has completed the purchased two North Carolina solar farms being developed by BayWa r.e. Construc...
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March 14, 2019
Enel completes acquisition of seven renewable energy assets from its US joint venture EGPNA REP
Enel S.p.A., acting through its renewable subsidiary Enel Green Power North America Inc., finalised the acquisition of 100% of seven fully operational renewable plants totalling 650 MW from Enel Green...
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March 13, 2019
100 MW wind project in US enters commercial operation
The Stoneray wind farm located in Pipestone and Murray counties in southwestern Minnesota has been commissioned. The project developer, EDF Renewables, will sell the the facility's output to South...
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