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space as well as solar-plus-storage in different New England states and also New York. With the procurement of New England Battery Storage (NEBS), it has likewise

Aukera Energy won planning consent for a 249.9-MW battery in North Yorkshire, adding flexible capacity that supports solar and wind on Britain’s grid.

12-MW solar carport and 7.5-MW battery energy storage system at JFK Airport in New York. The project is a collaboration with the Port Authority of New York and

New York City-based solar partner Safari Energy has launched a new solar financial solution.   Through the acquisition of solar projects, Safari Energy partners with solar developers to provide funding for solar assets from early-stage development through commercial operation date. Safari Energy is also offering to subsequently own, operate and maintain the projects that the company acquires throughout the duration of their power purchase agreements with the project off-takers.   “With more than a decade of experience closing sophisticated solar project deals, Safari Energy has developed a nuanced understanding of the asset class, and we’re very excited to deploy our expertise to continue advancing the solar industry,” says Matt Rudey, CEO of Safari Energy. “We’re uniquely positioned with our expertise in solar development and project finance to offer low-cost solutions with a streamlined and expedited deal-closing process.”   Since the start of 2019, Safari Energy, a wholly owned subsidiary of PPL Corp., has completed 19 solar project acquisitions across the country, with dozens more expected to close by the end of the year.   The new initiative is being led by John Nordeman, Safari Energy’s co-founder.   The company also recently welcomed Ola Olaniyi as managing director of asset acquisition to oversee the strategic development of the business. Olaniyi joins Safari after nearly two decades in financial services, including at Triox Capital, SunEdison and Temasek Holdings.

New York City-based solar partner Safari Energy has launched a new solar financial solution.   Through the acquisition of solar projects, Safari Energy partners with solar developers to provide funding for solar assets from early-stage development through commercial operation date. Safari Energy is also offering to subsequently own, operate and maintain the projects that the company acquires throughout the duration of their power purchase agreements with the project off-takers.   “With more than a decade of experience closing sophisticated solar project deals, Safari Energy has developed a nuanced understanding of the asset class, and we’re very excited to deploy our expertise to continue advancing the solar industry,” says Matt Rudey, CEO of Safari Energy. “We’re uniquely positioned with our expertise in solar development and project finance to offer low-cost solutions with a streamlined and expedited deal-closing process.” Since the start of 2019, Safari Energy, a wholly owned subsidiary of PPL Corp., has completed 19 solar project acquisitions across the country, with dozens more expected to close by the end of the year.   The new initiative is being led by John Nordeman, Safari Energy’s co-founder.   The company also recently welcomed Ola Olaniyi as managing director of asset acquisition to oversee the strategic development of the business. Olaniyi joins Safari after nearly two decades in financial services, including at Triox Capital, SunEdison and Temasek Holdings.

has completed the sale of its ownership of a 100MW solar project in upstate New York. Amber and Hudson partnered in 2017 to protected land and carry out allowing

from China to the U.S. It will be based in Stamford, Connecticut, just outside New York City. Furthermore, the company announced changings in the management. Yumin

Management. A Peek Into Profiles Syncarpha Capital is based in New York city and also delves into creating, obtaining, financing, possessing and also

possess the battery system. The facility will be situated on land had by the New York Power Authority (NYPA) and leased under a lasting agreement to 174 Power

a key advancement, Binghamton University's New Energy New York project has actually received over $113 million to establish a hub for 'battery innovation'

includes development-stage projects in the Pacific Northwest and northeastern New York, with plans for a 300-MW solar park in Idaho coupled with battery storage, a

this endeavor was that the Resort's need to place itself as an alternative for New York City organizations trying to decrease the ecological effect of their offsite

company has actually taken part in New York city State's recent purchase round and won an agreement from the New York State Energy Research and Development

New York regulators have granted Canadian power company Boralex a final siting permit for a 100-megawatt solar project in Washington County. The approval clears a key state hurdle for the development of the facility.The permit indicates the project can move forward under New York’s siting framework. Boralex, which is listed on Canada’s TSX under the ticker BLX, is seeking to expand its renewable power portfolio through the planned utility-scale array in the upstate region. What does New York’s final permit mean for Boralex’s 100 MW solar project? The “final siting permit” is New York’s formal green light on where and how the 100-megawatt utility-scale solar array will be built within the Washington County review process. It confirms the project has satisfied state-level conditions typically required before construction—such as siting, project design parameters, and environmental and land-use safeguards. With the state hurdle cleared, Boralex can proceed to the next stages needed to make the project “shovel-ready,” rather than remaining in an approval limbo. The permit typically becomes the governing authorization for site construction activities, meaning subsequent permitting and contractor activities must align with the approved plan and mitigation commitments. After final approval, developers commonly move into detailed engineering and procurement, finalize schedules, and begin coordinating directly with landowners and local authorities for construction logistics. The project still likely depends on additional approvals outside the siting decision—such as approvals tied to construction management, stormwater/erosion controls, building-related requirements, and any needed local permits. Grid and market steps remain critical: Boralex would still need to secure or finalize interconnection arrangements and confirm the path to selling the generated electricity under New York’s market and/or contracting mechanisms. The authorization can strengthen the project’s bankability by de-risking a major regulatory milestone, which may support financing, insurance, and long-lead equipment ordering. The next phase usually includes compliance and monitoring obligations during construction and operations (for example, confirming restoration/mitigation measures are carried out as planned). For the region, the permit signals that the facility is moving toward becoming an operating renewable power source, contributing to New York’s broader clean-energy goals and local economic activity during development and construction.

comprising the portfolio are generally located in New York, Cordelio claimed, with more than 600MWac backed by 20-year agreements with the New York