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  • Altus Power acquires operating solar portfolio in Georgia from Beltline Energy

    Altus Power America, Inc. has completed the acquisition of a 4-megawatt operating solar portfolio comprised of four single-axis tracker projects and one fixed-tilt project. The projects sell renewable energy to Georgia Power. The solar projects generate approximately 6.5 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually, enough energy to power 540 homes.Read More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Georgia Power launches new Customer-Connected Solar Program

    Georgia Power continues to grow renewable energy through its new Customer-Connected Solar Program (CCSP), a 25-MW Distributed Generation customer-sited program. Working with the Georgia Public Service Commission on the program design, the Commissioners gave their approval in May 2020. Georgia Power will purchase 100% of the solar energy generated, directlyRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Georgia Power adds two commercial solar projects owned by Nexamp

    Under the Renewable Energy Development Initiative (REDI), Georgia Power is adding more solar power to the grid with new commercial and industrial solar installations. Two of these new installations, owned and operated by Nexamp and developed jointly with Radiance Development LLC, are now in operation. The projects, located in BainbridgeRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Georgia Power greenlights 1.6 GW of renewable energy by 2021

    The Georgia Public Service Commission today by a 4-1 vote approved a revised Georgia Power Company Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) that will include an additional 1,600 Megawatts (MW) of renewable energy by 2021.   “Adding renewables and nuclear together makes sense,” said Commissioner Tim Echols. “I am committed to keepingRead More — Solar Builder magazine

  • Georgia Power authorized for 44 MW plant at Marine Corps Logistics Base

    Georgia Power recently executed a real estate outgrant with the Department of the Navy (DON) that authorizes the company to use land on the base for a new 31 MW AC, or 44 MW DC, solar generation facility at Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Albany. The agreement is a significantRead More — Solar Builder magazine