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Chevron’s Lost Hills Oil Field to Run on Solar Power
Goldman Sachs Renewable Power will own the system and Chevron will receive environmental credits under California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard program.
Freedom Solar Relocates, Expands HQ
The solar power provider’s new 20,000-square-foot headquarters, located at 4801 Freidrich Lane, is 8,000 square feet larger than the previous space.
Whole Foods Adds SunPower Systems Across CA and NV Locations
Combined, these projects are expected to generate more than 3.9 million kilowatt-hours of electricity annually and SunPower has an additional 2 megawatts planned across 11 stores in California.
SunPower to Install Solar Parking Canopy for Cabot Corp.
The integrated solar parking canopy project is expected to produce enough electricity to offset approximately 20 percent of the facility’s energy needs thereby reducing Cabot’s grid energy costs.
SunPower’s 1.7 MW Project Powers Bose’s Global HQ
The fixed-tilt, ground-mount solar system in Framingham, Mass., will reduce Bose’s traditional grid electricity consumption over the next 20 years.
SunPower Exempt From Solar Tariffs
Photovoltaic module producer SunPower has been granted an exclusion from the U.S. Section 201 import tariffs imposed by President Trump in 2018.
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.
Green Street Snags SunPower PV Projects in NYC
First up will be a 918-kilowatt rooftop system in Queens, scheduled for an April 1 construction start and completion by late spring.
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.
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.