Tag: solar energy

Duke Energy, Firestone Walker Brewing complete one of the largest on-site solar arrays in craft beer industry

Duke Energy and Firestone Walker Brewing Company have completed one of the largest on-site solar arrays in the craft beer industry: a 2.1 MW solar array and 281 kWsolar carport on 9.7 acres in Paso Robles, Calif. REC Solar designed and built the solar project, and Duke Energy Renewables provided Firestone Walker financing through a 25-year power purchase agreement.

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Funding and M&A activity for the solar sector in 2020

Following a tough first half when corporate funding was down 25% year-over-year, recovery has been swift and broad, with corporate funding up 24% for the year. The solar ETF was up 225%, with 15 solar stocks up over 100% in 2020. Public market funding was also up with the help of several IPOs, and debt financing was up on the back of securitization deals.

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Morocco opens tender for 400 MW of solar projects

The Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (MASEN) has opened a new tender (expiring on January 31, 2021) for six new solar energy projects with a cumulative capacity of 400 MW. According to the MASEN, the solar photovoltaic plants will be located across the country near Sidi Bennour, Kalaa Sraghna, Taroudant, Bejaad, El Hajeb and Ain Beni Mathar.

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Australia-based AMP Capital and Sterlite Power partner to improve transmission infrastructure in India

Australia-based investment manager AMP Capital and Sterlite Power, a power transmission infrastructure developer in India will invest $150 million each to develop four transmission projects in the country; and also bring in debt financing with a total capital outlay of about $1 billion. The transmission projects will help in the evacuation of power from renewable energy projects.

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Trends that show the economic benefits of US climate action

The US has made substantial progress towards a low-carbon economy over the past several years. According to research, the benefits of US climate action in today’s economic reality are evident. Strong climate action and investments in low-carbon infrastructure can be effective ways to recover from Covid-19 and secure the economy’s long-term success.

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