Hardin III Solar Energy Center, a 250-MW Plant in Ohio, Goes Live
Clean energy developer Invenergy has officially launched the Hardin III Solar Energy Center, a 250-megawatt (MW) photovoltaic facility and the … Read more
Sector: Solar projects
The development of solar power projects has continued to grow around the world with more solar farms being constructed very often. This is becasue the sun is abundantly availabe in most placeas around the world offering cheap and sutsainable pwoer that is environamtally friendly.
Ths section looks at News and updates on ongoing solar power projects in the USA, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, South Africa and all around the world. We also have news on solar projects in Europe and Asia. We feature both ongoing solar projects and completed solar projects.
We also feature the largest solar farms in the USA. The largest 5 solar power projects are Solar Star, Topaz Solar Farm and Ivanpah Solar which are in California and then there is Agua Caliente Solar Project and the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project, Nevada.
$1B Cider Solar Farm: New York’s Largest Solar Farm Gets Additional Funding
Amalgamated Bank has joined a nearly $1 billion aggregate financing round supporting the development of the Cider Solar Farm, a … Read more
$150M Powell Creek Solar Project Comes Online in Putnam County, Ohio
In a significant boost to Ohio’s energy infrastructure, Avangrid has announced the commercial operation of its Powell Creek Solar project … Read more
1.5 GW Al Zarraf Solar PV Project in Abu Dhabi: EWEC’s Fifth Utility-Scale Solar Project
The Al Zarraf Solar PV Project is a 1.5 GW utility-scale solar initiative in the Al Dhafra region of Abu … Read more
Egypt Completes Construction of its Largest Solar Power Plant, the 500MW Kom Ombo Power Plant
The Kom Ombo Solar Power Plant has been completed, marking an important milestone for Egypt’s renewable energy drive. The 500-megawatt … Read more
200MW Summit Lake Solar Project Mn Update
The Summit Lake Solar Project is a 200-megawatt (MW) solar facility and an accompanying 200 MW / 800 megawatt-hour (MWh) … Read more
