Tag: New Jersey
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DSD raises 6.5 MW solar canopies for Caesars Entertainment in Atlantic City
DSD Renewables has completed a four canopy, 6.5 MW solar portfolio for Caesars Entertainment at two of the gaming company’s Atlantic City destinations. The installations are across Caesars Atlantic City and Harrah’s Resort and will produce approximately 8.29 MWh of clean energy each year. A fifth canopy is currently under development and is slated to be complete……
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Trash to treasure: North America’s largest landfill solar project recoups $2.3 million for N.J. town
There are more than 10,000 closed landfills in the United States, and it has been determined that closed landfills could host more than 60 GW of solar capacity — enough to power 7.8 million homes or the state of South Carolina. There has also been an 80% increase in solar landfill projects over the past……
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CEP Renewables converts NJ brownfield into 17 MW solar project
CEP Renewables and its partners CS Energy and NJR Clean Energy Ventures (CEV) have converted a former contaminated brownfield into a 17 MW solar project in Holland, New Jersey. The fixed-tilt solar array was constructed in two phases on a site that previously housed a paper mill complex. The remediation and redevelopment of this site……
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AC Power, Citrine Power awarded solar land lease in Green Township N.J. for community solar
After a competitive bid process, AC Power and Citrine Power have been awarded a solar ground lease by Green Township in New Jersey. The two companies will jointly develop and finance the solar system. The lease, located at the former Trinca Airport property, will be the site of a groundRead More — Solar Builder magazine
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CS Energy is working to advance opportunities for women in renewable energy
CS Energy, a leading integrated energy firm that designs and builds optimized projects in the solar, storage, and emerging energy industries, has launched an employee-led effort to support, as well as increase the number of women on its team and within the broader renewable energy industry. In spite of theRead More — Solar Builder magazine