US Solar Fund enters agreement with Cypress Creek Renewables for the 90 MW solar portfolio acquisition
US Solar Fund plc (USF), a fund managed by New Energy Solar Manager Pty Limited, has entered into an agreement with Cypress Creek Renewables for the acquisition of a 90 MWdc solar photovoltaic portfolio located in North Carolina and Oregon, USA.
The Fund is about to complete the due diligence and is working expeditiously towards a binding agreement to acquire the portfolio as well as structuring debt and tax equity finance.
USF expects to commence the construction of the projects before the end of 2019.
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July 05, 2019
EDPR, EBCE sign PPA for 100 MW Sonrisa Solar Park in US
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July 05, 2019
Siemens Gamesa to repower 429 MW Rolling Hills wind power project in US
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Ørsted acquires 103 MW South Dakota wind project from Pattern Energy
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juwi to build Palmer Solar Park in Colorado
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