Invenergy and GE Renewable Energy, have announced commercial operations for the 998 MW Traverse Wind Energy Center, the largest wind farm constructed in a single phase in North America. Located in north central Oklahoma, Traverse joins the operational 199 MW Sundance Wind Energy Center and the 287 MW Maverick Wind Energy Center, as the last of three projects developed by Invenergy for American Electric Power (AEP) to reach commercial operation. These projects make up the North Central Energy Facilities and have 531 GE turbines with a combined capacity of 1,484 MW.
Opdenergy closes financing for 605 MW solar projects in Spain
Opdenergy, an independent renewable energy producer, has announced the signing of a financing agreement with BBVA and the European Investment Bank for the construction and commissioning of a solar PV portfolio in Spain totaling approximately […]
Venwind Refex Power bags 148.4 MW wind turbine supply order
Venwind Refex Power Limited has secured a 148.4 MW wind turbine supply order from Jindal Steel and Power Group (JSPL). The turbines will be used for JSPL’s wind projects in Tamil Nadu. As part of […]
SunSource Energy: Taking on challenges in the solar C&I segment
Commercial and industrial (C&I) solar developers in India face the good and bad of government policies and yet continue to thrive. One such developer is SunSource Energy. In an interview with Renewable Watch, Adarsh Das, […]