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Exus Renewables North America has acquired a 715 MW portfolio of solar projects, expanding its renewable energy footprint in the United States. The deal, reported by Mercom Capital Group, adds significant utility-scale capacity to the company's assets as demand for clean power continues to grow across North American markets.
- 2Doral secures permits for 1.1 GW Indiana solar projects▼Doral gets permits for 1.1 GW of Indiana solar projects
South Korean developer Doral Renewables has obtained permits for solar projects totalling 1.1 GW in Indiana. The approvals clear a key regulatory hurdle for the large-scale clean energy buildout in the state. The news was reported by Renewables Now, with details on timelines, offtakers and project sites not yet disclosed.
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Greensol is moving forward with its 102 MWp Murch solar project in Michigan, a utility-scale renewable energy installation. The development adds to the growing pipeline of large solar projects in the US Midwest as companies race to expand clean power capacity.
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DTE Energy has finished building the Cold Creek solar park in Michigan, a facility with a capacity of 100 megawatts. The completion adds to the utility's growing renewable generation portfolio and supports its shift away from fossil fuels. The project's finish is being reported by energy trade outlets covering utility-scale solar development in the region.
- 5Solar Leads All U.S. Power Sectors for September Project Kickoffs▼Solar Leads All U.S. Power Sectors for September Kickoffs
New industry tracking shows solar leading every other U.S. power sector in new project kickoffs for September. The data covers industrial and energy project launches across the country, with solar topping utility-scale additions for the month. Observers say the figures reinforce solar's position as the fastest-growing segment of the American power market, ahead of wind, gas and conventional sources.
- 6Exus buys 715MWp solar portfolio from ibV Energy Partners in US▼Exus acquires 715MWp solar portfolio from ibV Energy Partners in the US
Renewable energy firm Exus has acquired a 715MWp solar portfolio in the United States from developer ibV Energy Partners. The deal adds a substantial utility-scale solar pipeline to Exus's American operations and marks another consolidation move in the fast-growing US solar market. Details on project locations, timelines and financial terms were not disclosed.
- 7Linxon, Hitachi and FTC Announce Utility-Scale Partnership▼Linxon, Hitachi, and FTC partner for utility-scale acceleration
Linxon, Hitachi, and FTC have announced a partnership aimed at accelerating utility-scale energy projects. The collaboration, reported by Solar Builder, is expected to combine the companies' strengths in grid infrastructure and engineering to speed up delivery of large-scale power installations. Details on project scope, timelines, and financial terms have not yet been disclosed.
- 8ibV Energy and Exus Renewables Close 715 MWp Solar Deal▼ibV Energy Partners and Exus Renewables North America Announce 715 MWp Solar Portfolio Transaction
ibV Energy Partners and Exus Renewables North America have announced a transaction covering a 715 MWp solar portfolio, one of the larger clean-energy asset deals announced recently in North America. The agreement signals continued consolidation and investment appetite in utility-scale solar, as developers and renewable operators seek to expand generation capacity amid growing demand for clean power across the region.