In a series of articles pv magazine identifies the largest solar power stations operating in the world today. Here, we look at the largest stations in 2019.
The agreement with Competitive Power Ventures marks Norway-based Hydro’s first long-term energy contract in the United States.
Also on the rise: Opening salvos are fired as the battle over solar safeguards heats up, grid-forming inverters enter prime time with DOE funding, and, ICYMI, watch a video about a gravity-based renewable energy storage tower for grid-scale operations.
As fossil generators are phased out, grid-forming inverters will need to be phased in so that the grid can be restarted after any blackout.
Energy from the array will power grocery stores operated by Albertsons. The commercial-scale project is one of the state’s largest.
Also on the rise: Altus Power buys a seven-state solar portfolio, CenterPoint Energy wants an OK for 335 MW of solar capacity, and JinkoSolar unveils details about its new bifacial panel.
The commercial and industrial projects include rooftop, ground-mount, and carport solar arrays.
Constellation will buy 140 MW of the planned 200 MW Big Star Solar Project currently under development near Austin.
Oriden and Origis Energy are developing the solar capacity, which could be in service by 2023.
Renewables have now crossed the 25% threshold of total U.S. available installed generating capacity.
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