Duke Energy’s Lake Placid Solar Power Plant experienced an EF-2 tornado during Hurricane Milton, shredding a swath of solar modules while leaving most of the facility intact. October 16, 2024 A tornado tore through a solar power plant in central Florida. Footage released by Duke Energy shows a swath of solar modules ripped from the …
From ESS News Canadian independent power producer Capstone Infrastructure Corp. and Danish renewables developer Eurowind Energy have applied to the CEC to construct a 400 MW/3.2 GWh battery energy storage system (BESS) in Alameda County. The Obra Maestra Renewables joint venture set up by the two companies in 2022 to develop projects in the United …
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Renewable power producer BrightNight announced it has closed a $260 million tax equity financing commitment for a 300 MW solar project in Pinal County, Arizona. The Box Canyon solar project is jointly owned with Cordelio Power. J.P. Morgan, through one of its affiliates, and Capital One, will provide the tax-equity financing for the project. The …
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From pv magazine’s ESS News rsted and US utility Salt River Project (SRP) have announced a 300 MW/1.2 GWh BESS in Pinal County, Arizona is online. The 11 Mile Solar Center PV-plus-storage system is the largest in Arizona, with a four-hour duration BESS. Fluence supplied the battery systems, according to a release issued by the …
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Also on the rise: Large utilities plan to replace only half their fossil generation by 2035. Californian city introduces temporary moratorium on battery storage sites. And more. U.S. solar generation strong outside Hurricane Milton’s localized impacts In a weekly update for pv magazine, Solcast, a DNV company, reports that the impact of Hurricane Milton on solar …
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Pinal County’s Eleven Mile Solar System has come online featuring one of the largest battery energy storage systems built in a single phase in the US. All battery enclosures for the project were delivered by Fluence. October 11, 2024 From pv magazine’s ESS News Denmark’s largest power provider and wind project developer Ørsted and and US utility …
The International Energy Agency says renewables are on course to meet almost half of global electricity demand by 2030, with solar accounting for 80% of the growth in capacity. October 10, 2024 From pv magazine Global The International Energy Agency (IEA) is predicting over 4,000 GW of new solar will be added worldwide by the end of …
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Ashtrom Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of the Ashtrom Group, announced it has activated the Tierra Bonita solar project in Texas, marking the first commercially operational utility-scale solar project for the developer. Tierra Bonita was established at a total cost of $435 million, of which the company invested $165 million in equity. The independent power producer …
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BlueWave, a solar developer with a commitment to agrivoltaics, is entering New York State with three solar projects in the design stage. The three projects total 16 MW and are all based in Johnstown in upstate New York. “We’ve dug in deep on agrivoltaics, it’s now our default option for land use in our solar …
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