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DOE researchers to study wind impacts on concentrating solar power technology

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Primoris Services Signs EPC Contract for $370 Million U.S. Solar Project

Another Primoris Service Corp. EPC utility solar project is Midway (236MW DC), which is located in Pecos County. Texas Primoris Services Corp.’s energy/renewables segment has been awarded a solar project with an estimated value of more than $370 million. “Our proven ability to execute best-in-class utility-scale solar projects continues to attract

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Massachusetts Advances Dozens of Solar Projects on Hold for Nearly Two Years

The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities has issued an order increasing the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART), from 1,600 to 3200 MW of solar power, allowing dozens of projects to move forward. The order will take effect on January 14, 2022 when the Commonwealth’s utilities file their compliance documents. “This order from DPU will soon

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Scout Clean Energy Picks Up Illinois Solar Project from RES

Scout Clean Energy, a Colorado-based developer of renewable energy, is now the owner and operator of Blue Sky Solar. It was originally developed by RES (Renewable Energy Systems). According to the approved development plans, a 369-MW DC solar facility will be built on 2,700 acres in Grundy County. “We are pleased to complete another renewables

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Athena Technology, Heliogen Gain Further Approval for Business Merger

Heliogen’s Sunlight Refinery tower Athena Technology Acquisition Corp. stockholders, a publicly traded special-purpose acquisition company, have approved the previously announced business merger with Heliogen Inc. Renewable energy technology company Heliogen’s AI-enabled, modular concentrated solar technology aims to deliver near 24/7 carbon-free energy in the form of heat, power or green hydrogen

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