Rio Tinto selected Bechtel to lead the design and construction of the 25 MW Copperton Phase 2 Solar, which will support operations at Rio Tinto’s Kennecott mine in Utah, USA.
When completed in late 2025, the Copperton Phase 2 Solar project will span 210 acres and generate 25 MW of power from 71,000 highly efficient bifacial solar modules. Bifacial solar modules enable both sides of the panels to absorb sunlight.
The new solar plant will be located next to Kennecott’s existing 5 MW solar plant. Together, the two solar plants will reduce Kennecott’s Scope 2 emissions by approximately 6%, or 21,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent every year. This is equivalent to removing around 5,000 gas-powered cars from the road.
The DP3 installation vessel Orion, owned and operated by the Belgian offshore construction specialist DEME, has begun installing the remaining monopile foundations at the Vineyard Wind 1 site off...
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Read moreTotalEnergies has started commercial operations of Danish Fields (720 MWp) and Cottonwood (455 MWp), two utility-scale solar farms that have a combined capacity of 1.2 GW with integrated battery stora...
Read moreØrsted has the official commissioning of the 300 MW solar farm and 300 MW/1200 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) Eleven Mile Solar Center in Pinal County near Phoenix, Arizona, USA....
Read moreEDF Renewables has announced a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) for the 300 MW Milligan 1 Wind project (Milligan 1) located in Nebraska, US...
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