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.

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

An energy storage and solar developer recently engaged JPMorgan to run a sales process, said sources familiar with the situation.

Recurrent Energy has hired Scotia Capital to help sell five solar projects across the Southeast and Midwest, said sources familiar with the situation.

A convergence of factors is forcing renewable project developers to push projects towards 2023, with the industry increasingly viewing 2022 as a bumpier year.

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.

For years, Standard Solar has been a leader in community solar development, particularly in the Northeast where the market has thrived through a healthy environment for state incentives. The company now owns 223 operational projects with 60 projects finalized over the last year.

Nexamp is looking to scale up its utility-scale business in a meaningful way in 2022 off a recent strategic hire and two successful rounds of capital raise.

Utility-scale battery storage developer esVolta has retained Citi to consider strategic alternatives, said three sources familiar with the situation.

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.

Entergy Louisiana plans to add 475 MW of new solar power to its portfolio through in-state projects to be developed by DE Shaw Renewable Investments (DESRI) and Opdenergy, according to a press release.

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.

Ahead of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) releasing its cost estimate on the Build Back Better (BBB) Act, Adam Kobos, a partner in the tax practice of Troutman Pepper joins NPM Managing Editor Jon Berke on the NPM Interconnections Podcast.

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).

This NPM State Spotlight is the first in a new report series highlighting the rapidly evolving Community Solar development landscape across the country.

The collateral supporting the transaction was 766 MW of distributed generation and utility scale solar projects spread across 23 states.

The ongoing sales process is being viewed as asset recycling as the developer looks to use the resulting proceeds to build out its next generation of projects, combined with the new USD 1.8bn revolving credit facility it secured globally earlier this month.

The conference panel, led by Joel Cohn of CohnReznick sought to break down where the new money in the market is coming from, where it’s going, and what options are on the table for developers having trouble getting projects in the ground.

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