Pattern Energy secures approval for wind and transmission project in Arizona and New Mexico
Pattern Energy Group LP has announced that the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) unanimously approved its 3 GW SunZia Transmission project. Similarly, the company's 3.5 GW SunZia Wind Projects were granted two separate approvals by the New Mexico Public Regulatory Commission.
The projects are working with federal agencies like the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), local governments, and stakeholders to finish permissions so construction can begin in mid-2023.
Together, SunZia Wind and Transmission form the largest renewable energy infrastructure project in US history with a total investment of more than US$8 billion and enough energy to power the demands of more than 3 million Americans.
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November 24, 2022
Duke Energy buys 100 MW solar PV project in Mississippi
Clearway Energy Group has sold the 100 MW Wildflower solar photovoltaic (PV) project to Duke Energy Sustainable Solutions. The solar farm will produce sufficient energy to power around 21,000 houses i...
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November 22, 2022
Vestas to supply 178 MW of wind turbines for US wind project
Vestas has secured an order for 178 MW to power an undisclosed wind project in the US. The order includes 23 V150-4.5 MW turbines, 14 V150-4.2 MW turbines operating at 4.3 MW, and four V136-3.45 MW tu...
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November 22, 2022
Honda, LG to build US$4.4bn car battery plant in Ohio
Honda Motor and LG Energy Solution have decided to build a US$4.4 billion joint venture (JV) battery plant in Ohio, United States. Honda will invest an additional US$700 million to retool three Ohio...
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November 22, 2022
ESR closes US$1bn ASEAN-focused infrastructure fund
ESR Group Limited has partnered with the Export-Import Bank of China for the closing of the US$1 billion China-ASEAN Investment Cooperation Fund (CAF II). CAF II has received the total amount from th...
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November 21, 2022
NovoHydrogen and TigerGenCo to jointly develop hydrogen project in New Jersey
NovoHydrogen and TigerGenCo, LLC (TGC) plan to produce green hydrogen at the Bayonne Energy Center in New Jersey, which supplies electricity to New York City via a sub-Hudson cable. Ohmium Internatio...
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