National Grid Renewables

National Grid Renewables kicks off construction on the 270-MW Blevins solar project in Texas, bolstering clean energy with Fujifilm and Bristol Myers Squibb as key partners.

National Grid Renewables kicks off the Dodson Creek Solar Project, fueling Ohio's renewable future with 117 MW of solar power across 1,300 acres by mid-2025!

National Grid Renewables has begun construction of two Ohio solar parks, with a total of 167.5 MW capacity. The Ross Park (120 MW) and Fayette Park (47.5 MW) will use First Solar modules and reduce 145,000 tonnes of carbon emissions annually. Ross Park will generate USD 27 million in revenue for the county over 25 years, while Fayette Park will contribute USD 10.6 million.

National Grid Renewables started on-site construction at its Wild Springs Solar Project in Pennington County, South Dakota. Wild Springs, the largest solar power project in South Dakota to date, is a 128-MWAC solar project located in the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) with a 114-MW power purchase agreement (PPA) with Basin Electric Power Cooperative.

National Grid Renewable's Noble scheme can generate 275MW of PV