Renewable Northwest

Energy

EQT | July 06, 2021

EQT has agreed to buy US-based solar and storage company Cypress Creek Renewables with investment companies HPS Investment Partners and Temasek. Cypress Creek, based in California, develops, finances, manages, and owns utility-scale and distributed solar and storage systems. The firm has 1.6GW of active assets and has monetised 11GW of projects since its launch in 2014. It has a presence in 25 US states. The collaboration with EQT, located in Sweden, will help Cypre...

Solar+Storage

REC Group | October 11, 2021

REC Group, an international pioneering solar energy company headquartered in Norway, today announces Reliance New Energy Solar Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries Ltd (Reliance), has signed a definitive binding agreement to acquire 100% shareholding of the largest European solar panel brand. REC Group (REC) welcomes the decision as this will allow a significant acceleration of the company's expansion plans. Over its 25-year history, REC has consistently s...

Strategy and Best Practices

Johnson Matthey | May 25, 2022

Johnson Matthey, a global leader in sustainable technologies, and bp, an international energy company, have announced that their co-developed, ground-breaking Fischer Tropsch (FT) CANS™ technology and Johnson Matthey's innovative reverse water gas shift technology, HyCOgen™, have been selected for use by Aramco and Repsol at a new synthetic fuels plant in Bilbao, Spain. The plant will be one of the world's first to use renewable (green) hydrogen and CO2 as its ...

Solarpowerworldonline | August 03, 2020

San José Clean Energy and Peninsula Clean Energy have launched a joint Request for Offers for the purchase of 1 million megawatt-hours annually of new, long-term renewable energy or renewable energy-plus-battery storage resources, enough to power about 200,000 homes each year. They are seeking power purchase agreements lasting at least 10 years and those allowing projects to begin operation no later than the end of 2024. Community choice energy providers are driving California’s cle...