SWTCH Energy, Turbo Energy, SolaREIT, SEIA, Aspen Power, SolarBank, among others, announced their latest projects or deals.
SWTCH Energy to Power 2,500 EV Chargers in Washington
SWTCH Energy will manage 2,500 EV charging stations at 136 Greystar properties across Washington State. This project, supported by the Washington Department of Commerce, aims to provide convenient charging for residents in multi-family buildings. Hardware is supplied by Wallbox, with installation by COIL. The initiative helps expand EV adoption by improving access to charging infrastructure.
Turbo Energy Adds Julian Groves to Board of Directors
Turbo Energy has appointed Julian Groves to its Board of Directors. Groves brings experience in business strategy, global market expansion, and product distribution. His leadership will support Turbo Energy’s growth, with a focus on expanding its SUNBOX Home solar energy storage technology in the U.S. Turbo Energy continues to develop AI-driven storage solutions to optimize solar energy use and reduce reliance on traditional power sources.
SolaREIT Supports 39MW Solar Project in Pennsylvania
SolaREIT has bought land for a 39-megawatt AC solar project in Pennsylvania for Solops. This helps Solops use the land sale to fund other projects at a lower cost.SolaREIT offers land purchases, lease purchases, and loans for solar and battery storage projects. These options help developers move projects forward and bring more solar energy online.
SEIA and SolarPanelRecycling.com Start Solar Recycling Program
SolarPanelRecycling.com and SEIA have partnered with Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, to launch a solar panel recycling program. Homeowners can drop off old panels at multiple locations, keeping them out of landfills. North Carolina is the test location for this six-month program. The results will help SEIA create a national plan for residential solar recycling.
SolarPanelRecycling.com and SEIA Launch Solar Recycling in North Carolina
SolarPanelRecycling.com (SPR) and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) have started a pilot program with Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, to provide drop-off locations for solar panel recycling. The program will use existing electronic waste sites, allowing residents to recycle panels for free. SEIA will study the results to expand the program to other locations.
Aspen Power Acquires Community Solar Sites in New York
Aspen Power has acquired a 23 MW direct current (MWdc) community solar portfolio from Greenwood Sustainability Infrastructure (GSI) in New York. The projects will provide lower energy costs for subscribers and add renewable power to the grid. The portfolio uses Single-Axis Tracking (SAT) technology to improve energy production.
SolarBank Shares Update on 14.4 MW Solar Projects in Skaneateles
SolarBank is developing two community solar projects in Skaneateles,NewYork, with a combined capacity of 14.4 MWdc. The projects are moving through the permitting process and are expected to receive incentives under the NY-Sun Program. Once completed, residents and businesses can subscribe to receive solar bill credits.
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