Boviet Solar, Adapture Renewables, Nautilus Solar, EVgo, Scania, among others, announced their renewable energy projects.
Boviet Solar to Open First U.S. PV Module Plant in April 2025
Boviet Solar will celebrate the grand opening of its first U.S. PV module manufacturing facility in Greenville, North Carolina, on April 24, 2025. The $294 million factory will produce high-performance monocrystalline PV modules using advanced N-Type solar cell technology. The facility’s first phase will have a production capacity of 2 GW, with Phase 2 expanding operations further by 2026.The new factory will create approximately 908 skilled jobs, supporting economic growth and clean energy initiatives.
Adapture Renewables Acquires 110 MW Solar and Battery Project
Adapture Renewables has acquired a 110 MW solar and battery energy storage project in Colorado from Samsung C&T Renewables. This project marks Adapture’s entry into Colorado, aligning with the state’s clean energy goal of 100 percent renewable electricity by 2040.The Haynach Solar project is expected to be operational by 2029.
Nautilus Solar Expands Community Solar Capacity in 2024
Nautilus Solar Energy added 149 MW of new community solar projects in 2024, growing its operating portfolio to 477 MW across 12 states. The company now serves over 40,000 subscribers, providing cost savings and clean energy solutions.CEO Jeffrey Cheng highlighted the company’s resilience and growth despite economic challenges, stating that increased subscriber demand and policy advancements will drive further expansion in 2025.
EVgo Opens First Fast Charging Stations Through Toyota’s ‘Empact’ Initiative
EVgo and Toyota Motor North America have launched the first fast-charging stations under Toyota’s ‘Empact’ initiative. The stations, located in Baldwin Park and Sacrament,California, feature 350kW fast chargers capable of serving up to eight vehicles simultaneously. EVgo and Toyota have also extended a program offering one year of free charging to buyers of the 2025 Toyota bZ4X EV model.
Scania Expands Electric Bus Options
Scania has introduced a new electric motor for its buses. It now offers four power levels and a two- or four-speed gearbox. A new battery option and a rear charging port have been added for faster charging.The motor comes in four power levels: 240 kW, 270 kW, 300 kW, and 330 kW. The gearbox improves energy use and acceleration, making it useful in tough conditions. Scania also offers a three-battery pack with 312 kWh capacity. The rear charging port allows faster charging, reducing wait times.
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