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  • GameChange Racking drives utility-scale solar racking pricing to 79 cents/watt

    Through a combination of its proprietary engineered designs and its buying power for obtaining ultra-strength steel alloys, GameChange Racking has achieved pricing as low as $.079/watt for its industry quality leading large scale (80 MW+) utility scale racking systems. This pricing is for dual pile systems under loading conditions typical forRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • sPower wins 68.8-MW Southern California Public Power Authority

    sPower, a prominent renewable energy provider, has been awarded a 20-year PPA with Southern California Public Power Authority (SCPPA) to provide 68.8 MW DC of solar power. Participating member agencies are the cities of Azusa, Colton, Riverside and Vernon. The sPower Antelope DSR 1 and 2 facilities will be constructed on roughlyRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Three big bank transactions expand clean energy plans in New York

    Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced three new NY Green Bank deals that will allow private sector partners to provide and improve access to cleaner and more affordable energy for their residential, commercial and agricultural customers. NY Green Bank, a core initiative of the Governor’s Reforming the Energy Vision plan, is providingRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • SunEdison completes 2-MW solar plant in Maryland

    SunEdison, Inc. completed construction on a 2-MW solar power plant for the Town of Elkton, Md. The mayor and commissioners approved a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with SunEdison to buy the solar power generated by the system and estimate that it will save the town more than $2 million on electricityRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Hawaii residents asked to choose ‘self-supply’ or ‘grid-supply’ in next move to smart grid

    Starting today, renewable-energy project developers seeking interconnection to the HECO companies’ utility grids will face two new PUC-driven tariff requirements, termed “self-supply” and “grid supply”, that will replace the NEM program and pave the way for so-called smart grid functionality. Out goes the NEM program, which led to Hawaii’s massiveRead More — Solar Builder magazine