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Partnership Invests in New Solar Park in Arizona

Another EDP Renewables project in Arizona, Sun Streams Solar Park, consists of more than 490,000 photovoltaic solar panels. EDP Renewables SA’s EDP Renewables North America LLC and Salt River Project (SRP) have executed a 25-year power purchase agreement for 200 MW at the Randolph Solar Park in Pinal County, located […]

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Marc-Alain Behar Joins Nexamp – Solar Industry

Nexamp is expanding its business focus and its team with the addition of Marc-Alain Behar as vice president of utility scale solar development. The company’s expansion into utility scale will draw on the company’s current capabilities in project development, land management, design and construction, power marketing, and asset management. Behar has been in the energy […]

UK regulator could force Facebook to sell off Giphy

The United Kingdom’s competition regulator has placed a question mark over the future of Giphy as a Mark Zuckerberg company. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) on Thursday said it provisionally found Facebook’s merger with Giphy harmed competition between social media platforms and removed a potential challenger in the display advertising market. If the CMA’s […]

Vecna Robotics and Alta Material Handling to bring ‘high-capacity autonomous mobile robots to expanded markets’

Vecna Robotics and Alta Material Handling to bring ‘high-capacity autonomous mobile robots to expanded markets’ By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information Accept The cookie settings on this website are set to “allow cookies” to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue […]

Senate $3.5 trillion budget plan includes ban on solar projects using materials sourced from China

In addition to passing a $1 trillion infrastructure bill yesterday, the U.S. Senate this morning adopted a $3.5 trillion budget plan before adjourning for summer recess. Both congressional chambers will now draft a final budget. A vote on final legislation will happen within a few weeks. Solar cells at SolarWorld’s Oregon manufacturing facility. Archive photo […]