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Will NIMBYs sink new clean energy projects? The evidence says no – if developers listen to local concerns
Sanya Carley, Indiana University and David Konisky, Indiana University As Congress debates billions of dollars in new infrastructure investments, advocates are touting the social and economic benefits of building new high-voltage transmission lines, clean energy plants and electric vehicle charging stations, along with fixing aging roads and bridges. But when it’s time to break ground,…
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U.S. offshore wind generation goals have a supply chain problem
The growth of offshore wind generation in the U.S. faces challenges caused by an immature supply chain and insufficient resources, according to an industry report. The report – sent by renewable energy research firm Lium to its clients – said the Biden administration’s goal of 30 gigawatts of offshore wind production by 2030 is possible,…
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EDP Renewables brings 180 MW wind farm online in North Texas
Commercial operations are underway at EDP Renewables’ 180-megawatt Wildcat Creek Wind Farm in North Texas – the company’s fifth operating wind farm in the state. EDPR’s Reloj del Sol Wind Farm in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas (Courtesy: EDPR) With the recent launches of Wild Creek Wind Farm and Reloj del Sol Wind Farm in…
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ReNew Power acquires 359 MWs of hydro, solar projects in India
ReNew Power in India is acquiring two assets with a combined enterprise value of INR28.5 billion (US$384 million), which are expected to generate INR3.8 billion to 4.0 billion (US$ 50.7 million to 53.4 million) of EBITDA annually. ReNew will acquire L&T Uttaranchal Hydropower Ltd., which owns the 99-MW Singoli Bhatwari Hydroelectric Project (SBHEP), from L&T…
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TechnipFMC dives into seabed mineral extraction to support energy transition
TechnipFMC dives into seabed mineral extraction to support energy transition A specialist in offshore oil and gas exploration, TechnipFMC is diving into seabed mineral extraction to support the energy transition. The company has taken a minority stake investment in global maritime industry group Loke Marine Minerals. The partnership aims to meet the increasing demand for…
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Daroga Power closes $230M fund, will deploy 32.85 MW Bloom Energy fuel cells
Daroga Power will deploy 32.85 MW of Bloom Energy solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) after the investor and developer of distributed generation assets closed a $230 million infrastructure portfolio fund. The fuel cells will provide clean and reliable baseload power for companies in California, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Maryland. The company said…
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Clearloop.us to break ground on Tennessee solar farm
In Zoom interview, you will meet Laura Zapata, CEO of Clearloop.us, a Nashville-based solar power solutions company that is building a solar power farm in western Tennessee. Laura is also a former communications executive at UBER. In anticipation of Clearloop’s upcoming groundbreaking in Jackson, Tennessee on Sept. 2, I spoke to Laura about Clearloop delivering…
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Removing state opt-out for demand response is favorable for Renewable developers
Removing state opt-out for demand response program participation in wholesale energy markets would benefit renewable project developers because aggregators of solar and energy storage technologies can leverage their experience with demand response products. If we are keen on avoiding blackout situations recently experienced in California and Texas, we should incentivize distributed energy resource market participation…
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Diverse coalition forms to lobby for construction of electric vehicle charging network
A coalition of 24 groups – representing thousands of companies, union members, investors, and advocates – has formed to spur the construction of a national electric vehicle charging network. The National EV Charging Initiative will “push for deeper commitments” from member groups and the federal government to make national EV charging infrastructure a reality. Members…
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Midwest lost 8.9% of clean energy jobs in 2020, but there’s hope for a rebound
After years of rapid growth, clean energy jobs in the Midwestern United States fell by 8.9% — or approximately 66,000 — by the end of 2020, according to a new report by the nonpartisan business group E2 and Clean Energy Trust. While at one point in the year as many as 131,600 Midwesterners working in…