Tag: LevelTen Energy
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COVID-19 had little impact on solar PPAs in 2020 says LevelTen Energy
LevelTen Energy released its Q4 PPA Price Index reports for North America and Europe, delivering the industry’s most comprehensive analysis of actual power purchase agreement (PPA) price offers in 16 renewable energy markets across the globe. Here are a few highlights. North American PPA Prices Rose Throughout 2020. When COVID-19-relatedRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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LevelTen’s Re-Store Energy Agreement gives corporations easier access to energy storage projects
LevelTen Energy introduced a new type of financial contract to give corporations and Load-Serving Entities easier access to the economic and risk-reducing benefits of energy storage projects. Called the RE-Store Energy Agreement and developed in collaboration with EnergyGPS, it opens the door to billions of dollars of investment in large-scaleRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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BayWa r.e.’s largest U.S. solar plant to power six big-brand businesses via virtual PPA
BayWa r.e. Solar Projects LLC will commemorate the 133.6-MW Fern Solar project in Edgecombe County, North Carolina. Fern is the largest project developed and built to date by BayWa r.e. in the U.S. Featuring more than 353,000 PV panels, it will produce an estimated 238 GWh of clean electricity annually, enough toRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Solar PPA prices rise for second straight quarter in LevelTen Energy’s Index
The Q3 2020 PPA Price Index for North America from LevelTen Energy shows PPA prices rising for both wind and solar projects. After dropping continuously for six quarters, the 25th percentile (P25) index of solar offer prices has risen for the past two quarters, and at $29.30 per megawatt hour (MWh), itRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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Solar stats of the week, including 50,000 California homes adding storage
With our Terminator vision turned on, we scoured the internet for solar market stats this week. Here’s what caught our eye. Loans outpace leases in 2019 The numbers are in and loans accounted for 54 percent of the U.S. solar financing market in 2019, according to WoodMackenzie’s new report — aRead More — Solar Builder magazine