The Washington DC-based Round Trip is bidding two utility-scale projects into the ongoing RFP amongst a number of other projects it has under development in the island.

CenterPoint, a Houston, Texas-based transmission and distribution utility company, seeks to enter contracts for electric energy storage to support reliability needs of its distribution system and has identified several potential locations for battery storage applications.

This RFO seeks contract offers for both renewable energy generation and energy storage to meet PCE’s energy procurement obligations, its environmental objectives, and to offer its customers cost-competitive, clean energy options.

Salt River Project (SRP), a not-for-profit water and energy company in Arizona, is gearing up to issue an All-Source RFP before the end of 2021.

American Electric Power (AEP) subsidiary Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has issued two draft requests for proposals (RFPs) ahead of an anticipated October 15, 2021 official RFP launch date.

The San Vicente Energy Storage Facility RFP will be advertised starting next month, according to the San Diego County Water Authority. This will allow bidders time to prepare proposals for submission in November.

Puget Sound Energy has issued an all-source RFP seeking requests from bidders as the company looks to sign eligible resources of up to 1.5 GW.

Now, geothermal energy is on the cusp of a new growth period, particularly in California. The CPUC has issued an order requiring the state's LSEs to originate a combined 11.5 GW capacity of renewable resources including 1 GW of weather independent capacity-based resources.

The Town of Southampton, New York, is building on its first-mover status with the release of an RFP for the first community distributed generation (CDG) solar project on Long Island, an opportunity made available through its community choice aggregation (CCA) program.

The Pulehu solar project is a 40 MW, 160 MWh solar-plus-storage project located on the island of Maui and would provide about 9 percent of Maui's electricity. The project was one of two selected on the island in an RFP process from utility Hawaiian Electric subsidiary Maui Electric.

Following announcements from CEO Jeff Lyash that the company is committed to contracting for 14 GW of solar, TVA has provided some updates into its ongoing selection process for its 2020 RFP and its plans for 2021.