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Amshore | February 23, 2022
Amshore, a renewable energy development leader, announced the promotion of senior project developer Aaron Young to the role of Vice President of Development. In his new role, Aaron leads the development strategy, execution and team focused on helping utility companies and independent power producers expand their renewable energy projects throughout North America. Aaron joined Amshore in 2014 and has developed and assisted in the development and construction of key projects through...
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prnewswire | August 29, 2023
Stellar Solar, one of the most experienced solar and battery installers in Michigan and San Diego since 1998, is providing sponsorship support and educational content on solar and battery storage for Planet Detroit, the independent nonprofit local news organization whose mission is to inform and educate on environment and public health issues in Detroit and Michigan. Given the heightened profile of both solar and battery storage in Michigan due to the extension of the 30% tax credit for bo...
Sustainability, Industry Updates
S&P Global Commodity | September 06, 2022
S&P Global Commodity Insights announced an independent suite of price assessments for International Renewable Energy Certificates (I-RECs) in Brazil, India, and Turkey as market participants and energy consumers seek transparency in the global market for valuing renewable-origin power generation. "As the energy transition progresses more energy consumers are looking to I-RECs to meet renewable energy goals or mandates, which in turn is creating a growi...
Energy news | March 23, 2020
As Xcel Energy prepares to join California’s imbalance market, other utilities in the state have looked east instead. Like the Continental Divide that splits Colorado waters into those flowing toward the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans, the state’s electrical utilities have decided to go either east or west to take advantage of new or growing energy markets. But will this new seam in energy imbalance markets remain as utilities seek even greater benefits of a regional transmission organization? ...
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