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Excelsior Energy Capital secures over $1 billion for its second renewable fund, fueling North America's transition to sustainable energy with solar, wind, and storage projects.

Minnesota-based Otter Tail Power Company will be wanting to add 150 MW of solar ability under its 2022-2036 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP).

Shell Energy Brasil, a regional device of oil and also gas major Shell Plc (LON: SHEL), means to develop to 2.1 GW of solar parks in Brazil's Minas Gerais, the state's federal government revealed today.

Victoria’s largest solar farm, Hazelwood North, is here! This $651M project promises 500 jobs, powers 150,000 homes, and drives the state towards its renewable energy goals.

China's advancing set up solar ability reached 223 GW at the end of September 2020

The International Energy Agency's (IEA's) first Electric Market Report published mid-December programs that international power need in 2020 is forecasted to fall by about 2%.

The African countries of Botswana and Cameroon have taken steps to add a combined 125MW of installed PV capacity to their respective national grids.

Clean Capital Energy (CCE) has picked a Spanish firm with a track record in Latin American solar to build a utility-scale project in Chile’s centre-north.

99.9 MW Lakeside power storage project in north Yorkshire is set to be totally functional by late 2023

EliTe Solar, formerly ET Solar, is a Chinese solar panel company operating a 3.5 GW manufacturing plant in Vietnam and Cambodia and a US-based sales division. Constructing a 5-GW silicon ingot and wafer manufacturing facility, EliTe Solar is dedicated to providing customers with high quality solar products and services.

Enel North America's Fence Post project in Texas, with solar + storage, supports Polaris' sustainability goals and commitment to renewable energy. A win-win for clean energy!

EDP Renewables completes 200-MW solar project Brittlebush to power Meta Platforms Inc., supporting clean energy goals in Arizona.

Exus Renewables secures $308.2M to power U.S. solar and wind projects, driving sustainable energy growth in New Mexico and Pennsylvania.

Solar, despite excellent development for in the direction of coming to be the cheapest, greenest and also cleanest source of power, still has one weak spot. The large systems of land that are needed for each MW of solar created on the ground.

US utilities group Duke Energy Corp (NYSE: DUK) has actually safeguarded approval from North Carolina regulatory authorities for a 5-MW project to be found on a closed land fill in Woodfin, Buncombe County.