Sustainability
Hawaiian Electric Cos. Issue RFP for 900 MW Renewables
The request for proposals marks the largest single renewable energy procurements undertaken by a U.S. utility company.
Unpacking C-PACE Financing Trends
Petros PACE Finance’s Mansoor Ghori sheds light on the tool that provides capital for energy upgrades.
Inside LaGuardia’s High-Flying Terminal B
New York City’s landmark $5 billion airport project sets a new standard for sustainable development.
HCE, Guzman Energy to Develop 150MW Wind Farm in Colorado
Guzman Energy has the option to increase the project’s size by 50 megawatts, bringing the wind facility’s generating capacity to 200 megawatts.
Vistra Energy to Close 4 Illinois Power Plants by Year-End
The decision to retire these plants resulted from an analysis that evaluated factors such as compliance with the new emissions cap, plant economics, federal energy regulations and MISO market rules.
New York Siting Board Approves 102 MW Eight Point Wind Project
The project’s development is expected to create 103 construction-related jobs and pay $17.5 million in local payroll.
Cubico, Cypress Creek’s Solar Farm Begins Commercial Operation
Palmetto Plains is Cubico’s first asset in its U.S. solar portfolio to start operations.
Triple-Play Project Shows Glimpse of Generation’s Future
A 700-megawatt Oklahoma facility will be the largest in North America to unite wind and solar sources with storage capacity.
Record-Setting Data Center Goes Off the Grid
Kingman, Ariz., will host the nation’s largest solar-powered data center, which will consist of 350 shipping containers encircled by 1,600 solar-panel-topped trailers.
Frederick, MD, Awarded LEED Certification
Frederick, Md., received the basic LEED-Certified recognition with a total of 48 points, while Frederick County was also awarded a LEED Silver certification.