Category: Green Building LEED News

  • Artificial Intelligence can expand solar energy. Here are 7 great examples.

    We’ve all heard the buzz about Artificial Intelligence (AI) but unlike some other media hype (ahem, the metaverse), the excitement surrounding AI is not without merit. Today’s intelligent technologies have the potential to revolutionize nearly every industry, including renewable energy. The World Economic Forum’s 2021 publication Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Accelerate the Energy Transition explored……

  • EDF Renewables signs agreement for 200 MW Millers Branch Solar Project

    EDF Renewables North America has executed a 20-year virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) with Thermo Fisher Scientific. The VPPA covers the full output of the 200 MWac/256 MWdc Millers Branch Solar Project, which is located in Texas and slated for commercial operation in December 2025. With the addition of Miller’s Branch to Thermo Fisher’s renewable……

  • Seneca Solar, AEDG partnership to 55+ MW of distributed energy projects

    Seneca Solar is expanding its strategic partnership with Alternative Energy Development Group (AEDG) to develop more than 55 MW in solar energy projects with a total capital expenditure of $135 million. A developer of commercial and industrial clean energy projects, AEDG was the first partner to join Seneca Solar’s Certified Partnership Program. Seneca Solar is……

  • K2 Systems launches K2 Pro training and certification program

    K2 Systems has created its own training and certification program called K2 Pro. The K2 Pro Partnership is designed to go above and beyond what’s normally expected from a mounting / racking vendor. This program includes active installation training and certification that solar installation pros can use to promote and elevate their brand. What’s in……

  • Duke Energy places advanced microgrid into service in Hot Springs, N.C.

    Duke Energy has placed into service one of the nation’s most advanced green microgrids in the Madison County town of Hot Springs, North Carolina. The Hot Springs microgrid consists of a 2 MWac solar facility and a 4.4 MW lithium-based battery storage facility. The microgrid not only provides a cost-effective and reliable grid solution for……