Home » This is your SolarWakeup June 15th 2022 Navigation after navigation ←Previous CommonBond launches an innovative lending platform. Selling solar is all about being accurate and quick. CommonBond’s lending platform is changing how residential solar installers get to market. Get in touch with them to learn more about their innovative process, and to see their
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Kip Larson 8minute Solar Energy has appointed Kip Larson to its first chief technological officer (CTO). In his new role, he will further 8minute’s existing technological expertise in smart power plants as well as associated products and services. Larson has more than a decade of experience in leading technology teams at
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Doral Renewables LLC has successfully closed construction project financing for Mammoth North, the first phase of Doral’s broader Mammoth Solar project. Mammoth North, which is located on 4,500 acre in Starke County, Ind. in the northern region of PJM, is Mammoth North. The project will include a ground-mounted, single axis photovoltaic array with 400 MW
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NextEra: Customers will not pay more for net zero electric power Home Baseload NextEra: Net-zero electric power goal won’t raise costs for customers Cookies are used to provide you with the best possible experience on our website. If you continue using this site, we will assume that it is satisfactory.Ok
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Jordan Creek Wind Farm (Courtesy: NextEra Energy) NextEra Energy has set a net-zero target that the utility giant says won’t raise costs for customers. NextEra’s goal calls for clean energy investments to eliminate all Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon emissions across its operations by no later than 2045. The company commits to eliminating carbon
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The state of the ERCOT market is… not good Home Blogs The state of the ERCOT market is… not good Cookies are used to make sure you have the best possible website experience. If you continue using this site, we will assume that it is satisfactory.Ok
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According to the Scottish Highland Council, the Hydro Ness generator of 92 kW located on the banks the River Ness in Scotland has now been fully operational. Hydro Ness, an Archimedes screw-hydroelectric scheme and interactive visitor experience, will produce over 500,000 kWh annually. The Archimedes screw turbine-generator consists of a rotor in the shape of
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Home » This is your SolarWakeup on June 14th, 2022 Navigation after navigation ←Previous CommonBond Launches Innovative Lending Platform Selling solar is all about being accurate and quick. CommonBond is changing the way residential solar installers market themselves. Get in touch with them to learn more about their innovative process, and to see their dealer incentives. It’s
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The Southeast’s largest floating solar plant will be producing power soon at the U.S. Army’s Fort Bragg in North Carolina after a major utility energy service contract with Duke Energy and its prime contractor Ameresco. The $36million contract included the installation of a 1.1 MW solar power plant. This contract was designed to improve Fort
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Andrew Flanagan RWE AG’s govt board has appointed Andrew Flanagan as COO of RWE Renewables Americas as of July 1, 2022. The function of COO has been held by Silvia Ortín as a twin accountability alongside her CEO duties; the function of CFO has been assumed by Ingmar Ritzenhofen. “I’m delighted Andrew Flanagan, having a
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