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Priority Power Begins Operations for Beloit Solar Farm in Kansas

Rick Borry Priority Power has officially inaugurated Beloit Solar Farm (BSF), which is a 2 MW solar facility that will supply clean, renewable, and reliable electricity to Beloit in Kansas. Priority Power was responsible for the development and construction of the Beloit Solar Farm. Priority Power will also manage and maintain the farm. The farm

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Holu Hou Energy Signs Nine Solar Plus Storage Contracts in Hawaii

HHE Energy Share System Holu Hou Energy LLC (HHE), Borqs Technologies Inc.’s majority owned solar energy storage systems subsidiary, has signed with developers and property owners for nine solar plus energy storage projects in the State of Hawaii totaling $49.8 million, as of the last day of Q2 2022. Eight of the nine projects were

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New era for offshore wind threatened by supply chain woes

Image credit: Global Wind Energy Council As governments seek to increase energy security, affordability, net-zero, and improve energy security, the offshore wind industry will experience a period of rapid growth. However, supply chain constraints must be urgently addressed to ensure governments don’t miss out on the opportunities presented by the burgeoning sector. These are the

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How FERC plans to speed up interconnection queues

Image by Couleur, Pixabay Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a three-part series on the FERC interconnection NOPR. Check out the first article in the series, “Breaking down the FERC interconnection NOPR.” Part 3 will examine proposed reforms to interconnection queue processing. The FERC interconnection noPR has three parts. The first part of the

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Supply Chain Issues Cause New-Build Solar Costs to Jump 14 Percent Since 2021

Source: BloomberNEF. Note: The map shows which technology has the lowest LCOE for new plants in each country where BNEF data is available. The dollar numbers indicate the benchmark levelized per-MWh cost of the least expensive technology. All LCOEs are expressed in nominal terms. Calculations do not include subsidies, tax credit or grid connection costs.

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