Wells Fargo Renewable Energy and Environmental Finance has completed the final $85 million in tax-equity funding for Sempra Renewables’ 200 MW solar generation facility near Fresno, California. The funding represents the last phase of more than $190 million in financing for four solar farms collectively known as the Sempra Great Valley Solar Project.
Sempra Renewables, a subsidiary of energy-holding company Sempra Energy, built and operates the Great Valley Solar Project, a 1,600-acre facility with 860,000 solar modules.
The 200 MW Great Valley Solar Complex, which began commercial operation in May, will produce and transmit enough renewable electricity to power approximately 90,000 homes.
In response to feedback from fishermen and community members, Bay State Wind has revised the turbine layout pattern for its Massachusetts offshore wind project. The new plan realigns the layout so th...
Read moreThe FERC has issued its final environmental impact statement for the 5 MW Lassen Lodge hydropower project. The project would be developed by Rugraw LLC in South Fork Battle Creek, Tehama County,...
Read moreApple, Akamai, Etsy and Swiss Re have announced an agreement to develop two new wind and solar energy farms in Illinois and Virginia. Spearheaded by Apple, the new projects will generat...
Read moreEDF Renewables North America and Fishermen’s Energy have announced that they have submitted a joint petition for approval of the 25 MW Nautilus offshore wind project, located off the coast...
Read morePattern Development has announced that the construction on the 221-MW Grady Wind project in Curry County, New Mexico is in full development.. The construction of the wind project will bring...
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