Greenbacker closes acquisition of 80 MW solar project in Utah
Greenbacker Renewable Energy has completed the acquisition of an 80 MW solar photovoltaic plant located in Utah.
The Graphite Solar I project was acquired from rPlus Energies for undisclosed financial details. The facility is currently being developed in Carbon County with planned commercial operation by the first quarter of 2021.
PacifiCorp, on behalf of the social media giant Facebook, has signed a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with the solar farm.
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January 13, 2021
Leeward selects GE turbines for 235 MW of New Mexico wind projects
GE Renewable Energy has been selected by Leeward Renewable Energy to provide turbines totaling 235 MW for wind farms in the US state of New Mexico. GE's 2.x-127 and 2.3-116 wind turbines will be used...
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January 13, 2021
Eos Energy to equip 9 MWh energy storage project in El Cajon
Eos Energy Enterprises, Inc. has secured a firm order from EnerSmart, a developer, owner and operator of utility-scale energy storage projects, to provide at least 90 MWh, and as much as 180 MWh, of e...
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January 12, 2021
Capital Dynamics completes acquisition of remaining stakes in Arlington Valley Solar Energy II
Capital Dynamics, an independent global private asset management firm, through its Clean Energy Infrastructure (CEI) business, has completed the acquisition of the remaining 69.98% interest in Arlingt...
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January 12, 2021
Morgan Stanley invests in SolMicroGrid
Investment funds managed by Morgan Stanley Energy Partners (MSEP), part of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, has completed an investment in Alpharetta, Georgia-based SolMicroGrid. SolMicroGrid i...
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January 12, 2021
TortoiseEcofin launches Ecofin US Renewables Infrastructure Trust with US$125mn initial commitment
TortoiseEcofin, previously known as Tortoise Capital Advisors, has launched a new infrastructure fund that focuses on renewable energy and sustainability investments. The Ecofin US Renewab...
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