Companies such as Wattson Home Solutions, Ampion, Convergent Energy, STG Solar, among others, announced their renewable energy deals.
Wattson Home Solutions Offers Energy Audits in Massachusetts
Wattson Home Solutions offers Mass Save Home Energy Audits in Massachusetts. The audits help homeowners reduce energy use, lower bills, and improve comfort. Wattson provides no-cost energy assessments and connects homeowners to rebates and energy-efficient upgrades.
Ampion Brings Clean Energy and Savings to Maine with 5 New Solar Sites
Ampion Renewable Energy has launched five community solar sites in Maine, adding nearly 25 MW of clean power to the grid. These projects offer local subscribers’ savings on electricity and contribute to Maine’s renewable energy goals.
Convergent Energy Gets Loan Commitment for Solar and Energy Storage in Puerto Rico
Convergent Energy and Power has secured a conditional loan commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy for a solar and energy storage project in Puerto Rico. The 100 MW solar PV system, combined with 55 MW/55 MWh of battery storage, will improve grid resilience and reduce carbon emissions while supporting Puerto Rico’s clean energy target for 2050.
STG Partners with SolarPanelRecycling.com for Solar Panel Recycling
STG Solar has partnered with SolarPanelRecycling.com to provide sustainable recycling services for solar panels. This partnership will ensure effective recycling of materials like silver, silicon, and aluminium, helping to create a circular supply chain and reduce waste in the solar industry.
Stryten Energy and Largo Launch New Energy Storage Company
Stryten Energy and Largo Clean Energy have formed Storion Energy, a company focused on improving long-duration energy storage. Storion will make vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFBs) more affordable by creating a domestic supply chain for vanadium electrolyte. This will help lower the cost of energy storage and support renewable energy use in the U.S. Storion plans to deliver vanadium electrolyte at less than 0.02 dollar per kilowatt-hour (kWh), supporting the U.S. Department of Energy’s energy goals.
Haven Energy Partners with Clean Power Alliance to Create Virtual Power Plant
Haven Energy has teamed up with Clean Power Alliance (CPA) to create a virtual power plant (VPP). This project will provide 300 CPA customers with zero-cost solar and battery systems. The VPP will deliver 4.8 MWh of power to reduce peak energy demand and save money. The initiative will help increase access to clean energy in low-income communities and improve grid reliability.