CEP Renewables starts construction of 10 MW solar project in Southampton
CEP Renewables has started the construction of the 10 MW BEMS community solar landfill project located on the Big Hill Landfill in Southampton, New Jersey, USA.
The project consists of two co-located 5 MW solar systems that span across two utility territories and will utilize the ballasted solar racking solution from Terrasmart. CEP Renewables has contracted CS Energy to develop the project.
Completion of the solar farm is targeted by May 2023.
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December 12, 2022
State Farm signs PPA with Constellation for 50 MW of solar power
State Farm has signed a 50 MW agreement with Constellation to buy zero-emission, renewable energy for its headquarters, operations center, and other sites in Bloomington, Illinois, USA. State Farm wi...
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Air Products, AES to co-develop 1.4 GW green hydrogen project in Texas
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December 09, 2022
EDF, Luminace sign deal for the sale of three solar projects in Maine
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December 09, 2022
Bechtel awarded EPC contract for solar project in Texas
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December 07, 2022
Longroad Energy completes acquisition of 98 MW solar project in California
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