Abastible, Broad Sky Partners, Ameresco, Mission Clean Energy, Waterline Renewal, among others, announced their renewable energy projects.
Abastible Signs Renewable Energy PPA with Zelestra
Chilean energy company Abastible has entered into a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Zelestra for a 220 MWdc solar PV plant and a 1 GWh battery energy storage system. The hybrid project, already under construction, is expected to generate 600 GWh annually — enough to power 200,000 homes. This initiative strengthens Abastible’s commitment to renewable energy expansion in Chile.
Broad Sky Partners Acquires Commonwealth Electrical Technologies
Commonwealth Electrical Technologies (CET), a Northeast-based electrical contractor specializing in renewables and energy efficiency, has been acquired by Broad Sky Partners. This investment aims to accelerate CET’s expansion and service offerings. Founded in 2008, CET provides electrical solutions for utilities, commercial, and industrial sectors, including solar installations and EV charging infrastructure.
Ameresco Completes Solar Project with Tri-County Career Center
Ameresco has completed a 185-kW bi-facial solar PV system at the Tri-County Career Center in Ohio. This system, integrated with a reflective membrane, maximizes energy efficiency and reduces CO2 emissions by 161 tons annually. Ameresco provided hands-on training to students in the Electrical Trades Program, preparing them for careers in the growing renewable energy sector. The initiative aligns with broader industry efforts to address skilled labor shortages in clean energy jobs.
Mission Clean Energy Secures $55 Million Investment from Orsted
Mission Clean Energy has received a $55 million investment from Orsted to expand its portfolio of utility-scale solar and battery storage projects. This builds on an existing partnership between the two companies, which includes four standalone battery storage projects in the Midwest.
Waterline Renewal Technologies Launches LR3-150
Waterline Renewal Technologies has introduced the LR3-150 in the LightRay product line. This product helps contractors work on longer pipe repair projects and expand services. The LR3-150 offers packer options of 5, 10, or 20 feet and works with pipe sizes from 3 to 12 inches. Contractors can use it for residential, commercial, and municipal projects. Waterline Renewal Technologies is owned by Behrman Capital. The company is based in Ottawa, IL, with distribution across the U.S.
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