LRE, Nextracker, Exus Renewables, Canadian Solar, Emeren, among others, announced their latest solar deals or solar projects.
LRE Announces 700 MWac Solar Projects in Oklahoma with Google Agreements
Leeward Renewable Energy announced over 700 MWac of new solar projects in Oklahoma, supported by power agreements with Google. These projects will help power Google’s data centers and improve Oklahoma’s energy grid. The projects, including the 372 MWac Mayes County Solar Portfolio, will also provide economic benefits to the local community and support Google’s goal of using carbon-free energy by 2030.
Nextracker and UC Berkeley Partner to Launch CALNEXT Solar Research Center
Nextracker has partnered with UC Berkeley to create the CALNEXT Center for Solar Energy Research. With a $6.5 million contribution, the center will focus on improving solar technology and power plant efficiency. This collaboration aims to speed up the growth of clean energy and train future engineers to support the solar industry.
Exus Renewables Secures $312 Million for Solar + Storage Project in New Mexico
Exus Renewables North America has secured 312 million dollars in financing for the TAG project, a 140 MW solar and 50 MW/200 MWh battery storage facility in Sandoval County, New Mexico. The project combines solar technology with Tesla Megapack battery storage to provide reliable, round-the-clock energy. Set to be completed in 2025, it will serve a Meta data center and create jobs, while contributing to the local community.
Canadian Solar Opens New Headquarters in Ontario
Canadian Solar has opened a new global headquarters in Kitchener, Ontario, expanding its operations to support its growing global presence. The new office will house multiple business units and focus on driving innovation in solar and energy storage solutions.
Emeren Group Sells 65 MW Solar Portfolio to Trina Solar in Germany
Emeren Group has sold a 65 MW solar project portfolio in Germany to Trina Solar, which includes projects in Saarland and two Agri-PV initiatives in northern Germany. These projects aim to integrate solar power with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) for increased efficiency. This sale demonstrates the ongoing growth of solar energy in Germany, showcasing innovation in Agri-PV and energy storage solutions.