A 4.3 MW solar project will power the company’s on-site production facility, with excess going to the state.

More large-scale solar is likely on the way for Utah, as the Federal Energy Act of 2020 aims to deploy 25 GW of solar, wind, and geothermal production on public lands no later than 2025. One of the first land areas that was vetted for this development is in Utah.

The solar developer is also seeking another 16 MW of solar, mostly in the NYSEG power company region, to fill out the portfolio.

HB-1234 provides nearly $1,000,000 to help local governments streamline solar permitting and inspection to support solar adoption.

Ball State University, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, and The Cooper Union named 2023 Build and Design Challenge winners of this annual Department of Energy collegiate competition.

The above-ground, turnkey solution for EV charging infrastructure eliminates large up-front payments and enables streamlined project deployment.

Energix Partners signs long-term supply agreement with Nevados, seeking to improve erosion controls and operations of solar assets.  

Supply chain, tariffs, workforce, permitting and interconnection, and energy equity issues surround the rapid buildout of solar energy in the U.S.

Green Power EMC and Silicon Ranch partnered on the project, which will produce enough energy to power 17,000 homes annually.

The solar installation will provide 100% of the electricity consumed by the theme park, offsetting the equivalent demand of nearly 3,000 homes.