solar power
Constellation, GE Power Home Depot in DC
The 554-kilowatt project is the capital’s largest solar rooftop array and will supply an estimated 35 to 40 percent of the store’s annual energy needs.
MGM Resorts Bets on 100MW Solar Array
Located 25 miles north of Las Vegas in the Dry Lake Solar Energy Zone, the solar project will provide as much as 90 percent of daytime power to MGM Resorts’ properties on the Strip.
SunPower to Buy U.S. Competitor SolarWorld
The firm hopes the acquisition will not only increase it.s U.S. manufacturing business, but also increase the likelihood that its products will be excluded from the Trump administration’s new solar tariffs.
Hubilu’s Student Housing Portfolio Turns to Solar
The properties in the company’s portfolio are set to feature rooftop photovoltaic technology, and will also accept cryptocurrency as payment.
Solar Tariffs Divide Industry
The Trump Administration’s decision to impose tariffs on solar equipment imported into the U.S. has resulted in mixed reactions across the U.S. solar industry.
San Diego Park Breaks Baseball’s Solar Record
The San Diego Padres are going solar with the installation of a 336,520-watt Sullivan Solar Power system at Petco Park. Work is scheduled to be completed by March, prior to opening day.
Sacramento Nabs Largest On-Airport Solar Facility in CA
With capital investment from NRG Energy, the project is expected to provide nearly one-third of the city’s airport with electricity, cutting energy costs by $850,000 per year.
African Development Bank Grants $324M for Green Power Projects
The funds will be used for two renewable projects, one in Morocco and the other on the Côte d’Ivoire, as part of a more than $2 billion project that will have a cumulative capacity of 800 megawatts.
DEA’s El Paso Intelligence Center Turns to Solar
The site will benefit from reduced electricity costs, long-term electric pricing stability and reduced carbon emissions of more than 3,400 metric tonnes annually.
SunPower Helix Carport System Powers Co-Working Space in CA
The 196-kilowatt SunPower system is expected to save 580 Executive Center $2.7 million in electric bills over the next 25 years.