Kimberly Warner-Cohen

The United States has exceeded 5 million solar installations, according to data released by the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and Wood Mackenzie, coming eight years after the country reached its one million installation milestone in 2016.

Catalyze has secured $100 million in financing from NY Green Bank, a division of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), to support a 79 MW portfolio of community distributed generation (CDG) solar projects across the state.

subsidiary EIH, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Skyborn have inaugurated the 497 MW Fécamp Offshore Wind Farm, located off France’s northern coast.

and and Baywa has won the France AO5 tender to develop Pennavel, a commercial floating offshore wind farm located in the south of Brittany off the coast of Lorient.

Revolution Wind, jointly owned by Ørsted and Eversource, has achieved its “steel in the water” milestone with the installation of the project’s first turbine foundation.

The New York State Public Service Commission (PSC) has adopted a Solar for All program that the commission hopes will spur development of more solar and retail energy storage projects across the state.

Fengate Asset Management, investor and developer of the 160 MW Prairie Switch Wind in Wharton County, Texas, has celebrated the project’s completion.

(DOE) is making a $71 million investment, including $16 million from President Biden’s infrastructure law, in R&D and demonstration projects aimed at increasing the network of domestic solar manufacturers.

Hy2gen subsidiary Hy2gen USA and Ocean Connect Energy (OCE) have executed an MOU to jointly investigate powering renewable hydrogen production from offshore wind.

Posey Solar Groundbreaking (Source: Arevon) Pictured, L. to R.: Katherine Gensler, VP Government Affairs and Marketing, Arevon Ryan Hadley, Executive Director of the Indiana Office of Energy Development Kevin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Arevon Connie Neininger, National Policy Advisor, Center for Infrastructure & Economic Development Richard Leger, Senior Vice President, Indiana Electric at CenterPoint Energy