By Kelsey Misbrener Kearsarge Energy, a renewable energy project developer and financier based in Boston, Massachusetts, announced its first New York Community Solar Farm. Located on 12 acres in Oppenheim, New York, the 1.94-MW project is developed, owned and operated by Kearsarge. Through Kearsarge’s NY Community Solar Partnership with Common Energy, Capital Region homeowners and…
By Joshua S Hill South Korean-German solar manufacturer Hanwha Q Cells published its second-quarter financial results this week, revealing decreased net revenues and a net loss. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Clean Technica
By Derek Markham By taking advantage of otherwise unusable land located in a floodplain, and with financing provided by the solar company itself, Gallup, New Mexico, will benefit from a new 9.8 megawatt (MW) solar farm, saving an estimated $785,000 in energy costs in just the first 8 years Read Full Article Here For more…
By [email protected] There are now 1 trillion watts of wind and solar installed around the world, according to new figures from Bloomberg New Energy Finance. It took a few decades to get here, but it’ll only take five years to do it again — and at a cost that’s nearly 50 percent cheaper. Now that…
Leading PV manufacturing equipment supplier Meyer Burger reported first half year financial results, highlighting strong sales and a return to profitability but weak order intake, due to Chinese government solar policy changes and market uncertainties influenced by USA-China trade conflict. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: PV-Tech
By Joshua S Hill Canadian Solar published its second-quarter earnings report this week and it was a mixture of good news and bad news for the world-leading solar power company, which reported guidance-beating shipments but guidance-missing revenue, resulting in downgraded company guidance for the full year, citing global challenges in the solar market. Read Full…
By Karl-Erik Stromsta in New York and its multi-gigawatt development pipeline Read Full Article Here For more great articles: www.rechargenews.com
By Michelle Froese By Alistair MarsdenCommercial Director | Dulas Choosing the ideal wind-monitoring device for a potential new wind site is critical to project development and success. A deviation in wind-speed data of just 5% from predicted performance, for example, can impact project returns by 5 to 15% — and, ultimately, risk project financing or…
By Michelle Froese Clobotics, a global provider in intelligent computer vision solutions for the wind power and retail industries, announced that it has closed an additional $11 million (USD) in funding in a continuation of its Series A round of financing. Venture capital raised in this round now totals $21 million. Clobotics says its the…
By WebEditor Fewer project sales and lower module prices blamed for decline Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
By WebEditor Bernard Kiernan takes on project finance role at renewables developer Read Full Article Here For more great articles: reNEWS – Renewable Energy News
By [email protected] A new report from property-assessed clean energy (PACE) financier Renew Financial said a California law passed last year has unintentionally choked business for the energy and water retrofit program. Renew Financial said its California residential PACE volume in the first half of 2018 dropped 42 percent compared to the same period last year….
Sungrow opens Kolkata office, Indian Open Access solar market nears 2.9GW, KfW offers €200 million financing for Indian renewables Read Full Article Here For more great articles: PV-Tech
By Michelle Froese Through its innovative structured capital products, Seventus says it is committed to supporting domestic renewable energy development in the U.S. Seventus LLC has acquired a major wind development in Montana from Gaelectric LLC. The 235-MW Jawbone Wind Projects is located in Wheatland County, Montana on roughly 31,000 acres. Seventus is a new…
By Kelly Pickerel A new report released today by Vote Solar, a nonprofit organization working to make solar more accessible and affordable across the United States, provides a roadmap for addressing financial barriers to solar that are currently faced by up to 78 million low-income or low-credit score American households. The Inclusive Solar Finance Framework…