CleanCapital acquires 37-MW solar farm in Guam

• Clean energy investment system CleanCapital has actually gotten a 36.6-MW direct current (DC) solar energy plant in Guam from GlidePath Power Solutions LLC in addition to civil liberties to the seller's solar growth pipeline on the island.

Specifically, CleanCapital has gotten the Dandan solar farm in Inalahan which has actually been running since October 2015 and also products power to the Guam Power Authority (GPA). The plant is said to be the biggest solar asset in Guam and also to produce 6% of the island's electrical energy.

CleanCapital claimed in a statement that Guam has a promising future in clean power growth thanks to its updated renewable power requirement (RPS) that envisages a 50% renewable power share by 2035 and 100% by 2045.

Generally, the firm has efficiently purchased projects with an integrated capacity surpassing 360 MW and covering 24 states and one US region.