May 26, 2025
This edition of Projects weekly Soluna’s plan to launch the first data center on solar energy with a project of 75 MW. In the meantime, New York has Gov. Kathy Hochul signed for 26 large-scale renewable energy projects in the state, ECA Solar and Luminace have developed a 6 MW Community Solar project in Delaware, Link Logistics and Reactivate have worked together to install Solar Panels on Link’s properties in the United States, Solvon of the United States has announced the United States-and-Ended States-Ended States, and and and for the United States, and and for the United States, and and for the United States, and and for the United States. Forafon. Solarport at Fullerton College in California. Keep reading to stay up to date with the latest Solar Project News.
Developer Soluna Holdings Inc. has signed a period for electricity for Project Annie, a new 75 MW data center together with a 114 MW Zonneboerderij in Noordoost-Texas.
Cool factor: Project Annie marks the first commitment of Soluna and represents a strategic expansion of the modular computer platform of the company to solar markets. The project has been developed in collaboration with a leading operator of the American renewable energy and is designed to convert under -utilized solar energy into high -quality computing. It underlines the mission of Soluna to transform excess renewable power into scalable, cost -effective digital infrastructure.
“Project Annie is a game changer,” said John Belizaire, CEO of Soluna. “It is our first project that taps solar energy, and it paves the way for sustainable computer use that works in harmony with the sun. We are proud of Annie Easley, a computer and energy pioneer, to honor with a project that merges both worlds.”
NY GOV. announces contracts for 26 large -scale projects for renewable energy
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced that contracts have been executed 26 Large -scale, land -based projects for renewable energy. These installations, in which solar energy, wind, hydro and other means are involved, will deliver more than 2.5 GW to provide more than 670,000 houses in the entire state.
“New York creates competitive opportunities for the clean energy industry, and we could not do this without the shared dedication of our private partners,” Hochul said. “The progress of renewable energy is part of the basis of New York’s plan to transform into an electricity system with zero emission and to improve the momentum of our green economy.”
Cool factor: Of these projects, of which 18 for Solar Energie-Wordt expects that they create more than 1,900 in the short term, family-supporting jobs and generate more than $ 6 billion in private investments, while the dedication of the State to the development of locally produced clean energy, grid weather and economic development will be strengthened.
These contracted prices are the result of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s (Nyserda) 2024 Tier 1 Standard Sand stand of renewable energy. Once built, the projects will produce around 5,000 GWH annually and offer more than $ 300 million in obligations disadvantaged communitiesAs defined by the working group for Climate Justice, from long -term payments to community benefits funds.
ECA Solar And Luminace Organized a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of a new Solar project of 6 MW Community in Hartly, Delaware. The event brought together important stakeholders, local leaders and public government officials – including Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer, who served as a guest of honor.
“This project in Hartly is exactly the kind of daring, community-oriented solution that Delaware needs to achieve our goals for clean energy consumption,” said Meyer. “By supplying affordable solar energy to more than a thousand households, we can reduce our CO2 footprint and build a fairer, more resilient energy seeking. I am proud of the solar and public-private partnerships such as these, which reflect our shared dedication to improve sustainability and energy Equity for all Delawareans.”
Cool factor: Thanks to the collaboration of ECA Solar and Luminace, the 6 MW Zonne -Array includes 22 hectares and is expected to provide renewable, affordable energy to more than 1,000 Delaware households. The project is one of the first community installations that are being built under the recently adopted legislation by Meyer, which reinforces the dedication of the State for Climate Provision and Energy Capacity.
Link Logistics, reactiate partner to install solar panels
Real estate company Link Logistics And Reactivate concluded in a partnership and lease agreement to install solar panels on selected properties in the Portfolio of Link to help meet the crucial need for power in the US and supporting grid weather force.
“This collaboration promotes the leadership of Link and uses our millions of square foot on the roof in the space for the communities where we operate,” said Luke J. Peterbridge, CEO of Link Logistics. “Reactivate brings the right leadership team, familiar community partner boards and extensive expertise to offer solar energy to scale.”
Cool factor: This portfolio will be intended to offer energy-saving opportunities for individual households, non-profit organizations, public institutions and companies throughout the country. Reactivate is planning to offer training opportunities to people in communities where projects are located to develop skills to further skills and to offer a way to solar energy career with family that maintains wages. The solar energy projects also offer economic opportunities for local contractors and suppliers of equipment.
The re-activate ownership and operated solar energy projects on Link Logistics assets will help to tackle the growing demand for power by reducing power back to the grid, while promoting meaningful economic effects in local communities.
SOLV Energy announces 6+ GW of new project prices in the US.
By the Cleanpower 2025 Conference in Phoenix, SOLV -Energy announced various prizes of leading developers to build more than 6 GW of utility-scaly solar and storage projects. The projects are in several states, including Arizona, Mississippi, Nevada, Oregon, Texas and California and include assets owned by long -term customers such as such as such as Arevon” Clēnera And Sol -systemsas well as new customers such as Newsun Energy” Enfinity Global And Panamint -Capital. Mobilizations of construction for the new projects are planned to start in 2025 and then.
Cool factor: In order to support the growing demand for power in the United States, SOLV Energy makes significant investments in hiring and training regional project teams, including recruiting local project managers with insights into regional conditions, allowing processes and legal requirements. SOLV Energy also expands the scope of its self -performance possibilities to speed up the time lines of construction, to increase quality and to lower the costs for the company’s customers. In January, the company announced the acquisition of SDI Services LLC (FKA Sacramento Drilling), a supplier of Foundation Solutions for Solar Energy and T&D projects. The acquisition brings in-house capacities for Solar Predrill and Pile Foundation, which enables SOLV energy to support complex projects in various site and environmental conditions.
“The demand for energy continues to grow rapidly and we are committed to investing in the possibilities that our customers need for larger and increasingly complex electricity projects,” said George Hershman, CEO of SOLV Energy. “The considerable number of projects that we have received this year this year shows that customers acknowledge the investments that we have made to expand our possibilities, and our value as a real life cyclus provider.”
Power Power Complete 1 MW Solar Carport at Fullerton College
Fullerton College In California, a new 1 MWDC Solar Canopy system has installed on campus. Developed in collaboration with Anterior strengthThe Solar Parking Canopy Array, located at Student Parking Lot 5 next to Sherbeck Field, is expected to save the college nearly $ 6 million in energy costs for the next 20 years. The Solar Carport system will generate 1.8 million kWh of renewable energy. This energy output will compensate for approximately 19% of the College’s electrical consumption.
“After being in operation for more than a century, Fullerton College is moving into the future by implementing solutions for clean energy with which we can reliably produce clean energy, reduce harmful emissions and reinvest energy savings in the success of students,” Dr. Cynthia Olivo, president of Fullerton College. “What a better time is than during the Earth Week to re -confirm our responsibility for the planet and future generations.”
Cool factor: This is a pilot solar project for North Orange County Community College District to help demonstrate how solar energy can benefit other campuses in the district. The project is the highlight of an initial study for the feasibility of solar energy in 2021, which helped the college to identify the project site, and to implement the Sustainability Plan 2023-2026 campus that the development of the project approved via a Power Aanne Agreement (PPA) with preliminary gas.
The PPA with Forefront Power enabled Fullerton College to develop its project without prior costs and to use it without bond funds. According to the conditions of the PPA, the Power Power develops and maintains the solar energy portfolio and the college charges a fixed, lower rate than the usefulness for electricity, locked up for the 20-year duration of the agreement. Power Power will continue to work the system and will not cost the system for the college.
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