JERA Americas plans to have roughly a quarter of the 2 GW of renewable capacity to come online in the ERCOT market by 2025.

KORE Power is bringing battery manufacturing stateside, streamlining some of the supply chain issues being seen across the globe.

The German-based company’s US arm RWE Renewables Americas has a busy upcoming year lined up as its recently announced offshore wind joint venture with National Grid is expected to bid in the New York Bight lease auction which is slated to launch in 1Q22.

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.

The Dallas-based project developer is among a swath of middle market developers expected to explore strategic alternatives after larger utility-scale developers were sold earlier in 2021.

The notion of data centers being a major driver of power demand in the next decade is not going to abate any time soon. A similar movement is under way to “greenify” new projects.

PacifiCorp is still in negotiations with short-list parties from its 2020 All-Source RFP and provided an updated list of projects being discussed.

The massive amount of deal flow for renewable developers over the past six months has highlighted an ambitious trend: developers becoming independent power producers (IPPs).

UK-based renewable investment firm Greencoat Capital intends to increase its US staff to 10 by the end of 2023 after it announced plans to make a massive investment stateside.

Pulaski County, Virginia, wants to become a nationwide leader in renewable energy. The county that, in January, approved a special use permit for a 300 MW solar farm developed by Hecate Energy, is now awaiting a wind farm in development by Apex Energy that could have a capacity of more than 150 MW.

Seven subsidiaries of utility Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association have complained to FERC for estimates on how much it would cost to leave. The request follows a December announcement from Tri-State of a USD 21b plan to add 1 GW of wind and solar resources and close New Mexico and Colorado coal plants by 2030.

While the expanding solar VPPA market and battery storage markets continue to grab the majority of the national conversation surrounding clean energy, Minnesota-based Xcel Clean Energy has been buying up wind projects at a faster rate than any other company in the country.

Signed into law last April, the Virginia Clean Economy Act requiring utilities to reach 100% renewable generation goals by either 2045 or 2050 is now showing its impact — with AEP subsidiary Appalachian Power releasing their first VCEA-related RFP this week.