Heliogen, Inc. has announced that the United States Bureau of Land Management has awarded the company the exclusive right to lease land in the Brenda Solar Energy Zone (SEZ).
Heliogen intends to develop a green hydrogen facility on the Brenda site, capable of producing approximately 20,000 metric tonnes of hydrogen per year. The Brenda SEZ is situated on 3,343 acres of land in La Paz County, Arizona on the California border. The site has direct access to Interstate 10 for distribution of hydrogen to nearby natural gas pipelines for blending and transport, as well as to the Phoenix metropolitan area and the Port of Los Angeles for domestic and international shipping.
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Read moreBlack & Veatch has been selected by Silicon Ranch Corporation to build a 125 megawatt (MWAC) solar array in Lee County in southwestern Georgia, USA. Silicon Ranch is funding DeSoto I and wi...
Read moreCIM Group has completed Aquamarine, the 250-megawatt project within the 20,000-acre Westlands Solar Park (WSP) in San Joaquin Valley in western Fresno and Kings Counties, California. Aquamarine...
Read moreMigdal Insurance has committed to invest up to US$75 million into Phase II of Doral LLC’s Mammoth Solar project in Northwest Indiana, as part of its ESG Policy, in exchange for a 22.5% ownership...
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