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Energy

PR Newswire | October 20, 2023

FirstEnergy Corp. issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) to purchase Ohio-compliant Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) for its Ohio subsidiaries – Ohio Edison, The Illuminating Company and Toledo Edison. The purchases will help meet the companies' 2023 renewable energy targets established under Ohio's alternative energy law. RECs sought in this RFP must be Read More

Energy

Branch Energy | January 13, 2022

Branch Energy, a technology-focused green energy provider, and ENGIE Energy Marketing, NA, Inc, a subsidiary of ENGIE S.A., announced a $40M strategic non-dilutive wholesale power supply facility. The agreement will provide Branch Energy with access to U.S. wholesale energy markets and working capital, as well as the ability to leverage ENGIE Energy Marketing's extensive renewable energy platform. Branch Energy both sells electricity with an easy-to-use platform and leverages ...

Energy

Siemens | April 15, 2021

Siemens Gamesa has been chosen by ENGIE to together compose another section of the energy unrest handling environmental change in Latin America with the establishment of 260 MW of clean energy for Peru at the Punta Lomitas project in the southern area of Ica. This is ENGIE Energia Peru's first wind ranch in the country. Until now, the Andean country has an introduced limit of 400 MW of wind control in more than 8 working parks and means to significantly increase its spotless f...

Solar+Storage, Sustainability

Standard Solar, Inc., | October 21, 2022

Standard Solar, Inc., a recognized leader in the development, funding, ownership and operation of commercial and community solar assets, is expanding its community solar portfolio in Rhode Island with the acquisition of a combined 6.2 megawatts of projects from Trina Solar.The two ground-mount community solar projects - West Main 1 and West Main 2 - developed by Trina Solar are located in Portsmouth. Rhode Island has some of the highest electricity prices in the country, and they are expected to...