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Solar - March 20, 2018

University of Hawaii to reach 100% onsite RE

The University of Hawaii’s Maui College campus will become among the first in the nation to generate 100% percent of its energy from on-site solar photovoltaic (PV) systems coupled with battery storage.

Regulation - March 17, 2018

Weekend reads: Russians vs. U.S. energy; Learning to love Apple & Facebook & more

It's the weekend! Kick-back with these must-read energy stories from around the web:

Solar - March 16, 2018

University of Dayton signs PPA for solar power

The University of Dayton has signed a PPA calling for the installation of 4,026 solar panels with a capacity of 1.26 megawatts, expected to provide approximately 2% of campus-wide power consumption and offset carbon emissions by about 1% annually.

Solar - March 13, 2018

Campbell Soup premieres 4.4-MW solar array in N.J.

Campbell Soup Company announced on Mar. 12 that the 4.4-megawatt solar power project located at its Camden, N.J. world headquarters is officially online. Construction on the project – Campbell’s fifth U.S. renewable energy venture

Solar - March 12, 2018

Infographic: Fifth Third Bank PPA

Fifth Third Bancorp has become the first Fortune 500 company and the first bank to sign a PPA to reach 100% RE with a single project. Fifth Third also becomes the first publicly-traded company to commit to purchase 100 percent renewable energy

Sourcing Renewables - March 12, 2018

New York state commits $1.4 billion to 26 RE projects

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on Mar. 9 announced the single largest commitment to renewable energy by a state in U.S. history at $1.4 billion, which will advance 26 large-scale renewable energy projects across New York.

Solar - March 8, 2018

Facebook’s newest data center will be 100% RE

Facebook will power its new Newton Data Center with 100% renewable energy. The data center, Facebook’s ninth facility, is located in Newton County, Georgia. Comprising three building totaling 970,000 square feet, it is expected to be operational in 2020

Solar - March 7, 2018