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Solar - March 10, 2022

Massanutten Resort Adds Solar Power

Massanutten Resort in Virginia announced the addition of solar power arrays as part of its sustainability efforts.

Sourcing Renewables - March 9, 2022

June Renewable Energy Forum Keynotes Announced

Senior leaders from T-Mobile, Michigan State, the City of Cincinnati, and Clayco will be featured keynote speakers for the Renewable Energy Forum/Summer Edition, June 6-8, 2022 at the Ponte Vedra Beach Inn & Club, Florida.

Solar - March 8, 2022

Maine Begins Community Solar Projects

Five community solar projects in Maine secured funding for New Hampshire Solar Garden’s pipeline of projects.

Solar - March 3, 2022

Fort Riley, Kansas Army Housing Adds Solar

The solar project at Fort Riley, Kansas added 350 additional solar systems for more than 1,600 Army homes as part of its second phase.

March 2, 2022

Colorado Community Solar Projects Completed

Five community solar projects have been completed in Colorado, including a nearly 2 MW solar project in Jefferson County, near Lakewood.

Solar - February 25, 2022

DHL Express to Equip Delivery Trucks with Rooftop Solar Panels

DHL Express plans to install solar panel units this year on trucks within its U.S. pickup and delivery fleet to support its emissions reduction and other climate goals.

Solar - February 17, 2022

Sheetz Enters Renewable Energy Agreement for Pennsylvania Operations

Sheetz, a family-owned and operated restaurant and convenience store chain, announced a long-term renewable supply agreement with Constellation to power nearly 70% of its Pennsylvania facilities with renewable energy.

Sourcing Renewables - February 16, 2022

Amazon, Meta Top List of Energy Customers

Amazon leads the annual Deal Tracker Top 10 list by the Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA) for the second straight year with 2.85 GW of announced projects.

Solar - February 15, 2022

Queens High School Installs Solar Power

The completion of a rooftop solar installation at Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Education High School in Jamaica Hills, Queens means New York City will generate 16 MW of solar power on city properties annually.