US Solar Fund concludes acquisition of 39 MWdc solar portfolio in North Carolina
US Solar Fund plc has closed the acquisition of 100% of the cash equity interests in three operating utility-scale solar power projects totaling approximately 11 MWDC in North Carolina. Including the financial close of the five projects announced on 2 January, USF has now closed all eight projects of the acquisition from Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company LLC, for a total of 39 MWDC.
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January 13, 2020
Hecate Energy, El Paso Electric sign PPA for 100 MW Santa Teresa solar project in Dona Ana County
Hecate Energy's proposed 100 MW Santa Teresa solar project has been selected by El Paso Electric Company (EPE) as part of a 350 MW solar and storage Request for Proposals (RFP) process designed to add...
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January 13, 2020
Excelsior finalizes acquisition of 90.1% stake in Prairie Breeze II & III Wind Energy Center
Excelsior Energy Capital's North American Renewable Energy Fund has closed on the acquisition of 90.1% of Invenergy’s sponsor equity interests in the combined 109 megawatts Prairie Breeze II and...
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January 13, 2020
Capital Dynamics acquires 300MW solar project in USA
Capital Dynamics has announced the acquisition of the Eagle Shadow Mountain Solar Project being developed by 8minute Solar Energy. Located near Clark County, Nevada, Eagle Shadow Mountain is...
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January 10, 2020
Siemens to supply for the largest offshore wind project in USA
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has been selected as the preferred turbine supplier for the 2,640 MW Dominion Energy Virginia Offshore Wind project in the USA. A long-term service and maintenan...
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January 10, 2020
EDF secures PPA with CleanPowerSF for a 100 MW portion of 500 MW Palen solar project in Riverside County (Maverick)
EDF Renewables North America has signed a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with CleanPowerSF for a 100 megawatt (MWac) tranche of the Palen Solar site known as Maverick 6 Solar Project. The proj...
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