Category: Green Building LEED News
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Nevados, Ampliform agree to long-term supply of all-terrain solar trackers
Solar developer and asset owner Ampliform signed a long-term agreement with Nevados Engineering, an emerging solar tracker company, to supply its integrated technology platform of all-terrain solar trackers and energy optimization software. Ampliform is all-in on the Nevados platform, standardizing on it for all of its tracker needs across every location in its near-term project……
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Lightsource bp’s 293 MW Sun Mountain solar project in Colorado enters commercial operation
Lightsource bp has placed into commercial operation its 293 MWdc Sun Mountain solar project in Pueblo, Colorado. The project was developed along with Xcel Energy and McCarthy Building Companies. This is Lightsource bp’s second solar project in Pueblo with power sales to Xcel, representing a cumulative $500 million private investment in Colorado’s clean power infrastructure….…
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Avantus breaks ground on 110 MWac Galloway 2 Solar Project in Texas
Avantus is celebrating the groundbreaking and continued development of the Galloway 2 Solar Project in Concho County, Texas. Once completed, the project will serve as a dedicated 147 MWdc/110 MWac resource for Texas’ energy grid, generating enough electricity to provide power for approximately 60,000 Texans. In addition, Galloway 2 is creating more than 250 peak……
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Solstice begins enrollment on Reactivate’s Illinois Solar for All community solar projects
Solstice Power Technologies has kicked off subscriber enrollment on three low-to-moderate income (LMI) focused projects in Illinois developed by Reactivate, a joint venture between Invenergy and Lafayette Square. These projects provide impactful benefits to income-qualified and energy transition communities and will deliver enough renewable energy to power an estimated 1,200 homes, providing customers a total……
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Cape Canaveral tapped ESA for city’s first community center solar project
The city of Cape Canaveral, Florida, has opened its all-new Community Center building, complete with a state-of-the-art rooftop solar array provided by ESA. The 72-panel, 48 kW array is the city’s first rooftop solar initiative and will provide clean energy to the Community Center to reduce its carbon footprint and operating costs. The new building,……