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  • MMA Energy Capital, Fundamental Advisors form solar energy financing JV

    MMA Energy Capital LLC has entered into a joint venture with affiliates of Fundamental Advisors LP, an alternative asset manager, to provide capital for the development and construction of solar power projects throughout the United States. The joint venture will operate under the name Solar Construction Lending LLC and will be administered by MMARead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • PG&E surpasses 10,000 solar customer milestone in three Calif. cities

    Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (PG&E) hit the nice round number of 10,000 solar customers in each of three of California’s largest cities – Bakersfield, Fresno and San Jose – as part of the company’s milestone of connecting its 175,000th solar customer to its electric grid. These achievements, along with a newRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Sherin and Lodgen LLP aids in financing of net metered solar project in Mass.

    The Solar Energy Practice Group of Boston law firm Sherin and Lodgen LLP represented Boston Private Bank & Trust Co. in the development of a virtually net metered 3.106 MW solar project located in Halifax, Mass. The electricity generated by the project will be sold to the City of BrocktonRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Solar power for a prison leads to Make a Wish donation via Watts for Wishes

    The solar industry is all about tying things together, whether that is new energy sources to old utility grids, adjacent renewable energy sources with interested commercial entities, or in this case, energy savings with additional social giving. What are we talking about? A new 500 kW solar farm built toRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Envision Solar awarded contract from California to supply EV chargers

    The state of California has awarded EnvisionSolar International Inc., a contract to supply EV ARC products to State of California Departments and other state and local governmental agencies or entities. The contract is valid until June 11, 2016, and there are two one-year renewal options. In January 2015, California’s Governor BrownRead More — Solar Builder magazine