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RWE and Google have signed a 15-year power purchase agreement for the entire output of Crooked Creek Solar, a 155-megawatt project in McCurtain County, Oklahoma. It is RWE's first solar development in the state.
T1 Energy has signed a contract to supply independent power producer Clearway Energy Group with 641 MW of solar modules built using domestic solar cells from T1's G2_Austin cell fab. The agreement continues T1's push to offer a traceable, US-based solar supply chain.
Teichos Energy, a utility-scale renewable energy developer based in Seattle, has secured a $30 million development line financing from Pathward, N.A. The financing was arranged by ACT Capital Advisors, with BridgePeak Energy Capital serving as lender service provider. The deal was announced on July 30, 2026.
Alternative Energy Projects Company (APECO) has signed a 15-year solar investment agreement with United Real Estate Company (URC), acting through its subsidiary Marasi United, to power the Souk Sharq complex in Kuwait. Announced on July 29, 2026, the deal covers engineering, procurement and construction of the system along with 15 years of operations and maintenance.
Origis Energy has announced the successful start of commercial operations of three additional phases of its Rockhound Solar complex in Ector County, Texas, bringing the site's total operating capacity to nearly 1 GWdc. The newly completed phases add roughly 500 MWdc of solar capacity and mark a major milestone in the buildout of one of
Sungrow has commissioned the RESPITE Solar-plus-Storage Project in Sierra Leone, marking the country's first major national-scale power generation project completed and connected to the grid in nearly a decade. The project features 35 MWh of total energy storage capacity and integrates eight units of Sungrow's PowerTitan Series energy storage systems. Backed by the World Bank,
SuperPower has announced its participation in an agreement supporting the new 110 MW ThreeW Solar Project in Hill County, Texas, with clean energy marketplace Ever.green facilitating the transaction. Developed by Mitsui & Co., the project adds renewable capacity to the ERCOT grid while supporting local economic development in the surrounding community.
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Key Takeaways Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited (WRTL) signed an Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) agreement with a special purpose vehicle of a global independent power producer to develop a utility-scale solar […]
Key Takeaways Researchers at Tianjin University developed a new photocatalyst that uses sunlight to convert nitrogen from the air into ammonia more efficiently, using a metal-nonmetal co-doping strategy. The catalyst, […]
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