Ford has made the country’s largest renewable energy purchase from a utility, putting it 10 years ahead of schedule on its carbon-neutral goal.
Ford, DTE ink renewable energy deal to power carmaker’s Michigan plants – Detroit News
Ford Motor Co. and DTE Energy on Wednesday announced what they’re billing as the largest-ever renewable energy purchase from a utility in the U.S..
JSW Neo Energy To Acquire Renewable Energy Capacity From Mytrah Energy For … – Outlook India
JSW Neo Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of JSW Energy, has agreed to acquire a portfolio of 1,753 MW of renewable energy generation capacity — …
JSW Energy unit to buy Mytrah Energy’s renewable assets for Rs 10530 cr
This is the third-biggest acquisition in the renewable energy space in India.
JSW Neo Energy to acquire 1753 MW renewable energy capacity from Mytrah Energy
“We are excited to acquire Mytrah’s 1.75 GW of the renewable energy portfolio, which is value accretive to our shareholders on day one. This landmark …
Ford to use renewable energy sources to make vehicles in Michigan – Reuters
Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday every vehicle it manufactures in Michigan would be assembled using solar and other renewable energy sources by …
Cloudy skies for solar – Politico
The solar energy industry and its supporters see the “Inflation Reduction Act,” which the Senate passed Sunday, as one of their biggest victories …
SolRiver Capital Completes Biodiversity-Focused, 14 MW Solar Project in South Carolina
Whitetail Solar will produce over 25 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy annually, which is enough to power over 2,100 homes and the equivalent …
Private Initiatives at The Forefront in Development of Photovoltaic Solar Energy in Costa Rica
regarding the use of clean energy and savings on electricity bills”, says Dobles. And it is that the market offers from solar panels to place on roofs …
China’s Cities Face Tough Choice: More Green Energy or Food – Bloomberg.com
Floods, droughts and food-supply snafus are making China more wary of wind and solar developments that eat up farmland.