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Intersect Power has also closed on a $482m debt facility with Generate Capital and CarVal Investors. The Intersect Power team has developed 3.7GW (DC) of solar assets with a portfolio value of more than $8bn. Intersect Power CEO Sheldon Kimber said: “The investments announced today will give us the ability to more quickly scale our core business of solar and energy storage, while expanding further into emerging classes of clean infrastructure, like green hydrogen. “Intersect combines a clea...

Radian Solar Energy Project seeks Brown County tax abatement Solar benefits all, harms none in Brown County Special to the Bulletin Brown County Commissioners will meet with legal counsel in closed session at 2 p.m. Monday to receive information regarding a potential tax abatement for Intersect Power, The company is developing the Radian Solar Energy Project. Intersect Power submitted this article stating its position.   Tucked away in the far southwest corner of Brown County, Intersect Power...

REGIONAL — In a recent letter submitted to the county, attorney Robert Selna — representing Save North Livermore Valley (SNLV) — stated the loss of acreage from the Aramis solar project should require the applicant to resubmit a conditional use permit (CUP) application. Following the decision of landowners Leland Richard and Mary Stanley to withdraw from lease negotiations with Aramis applicant Intersect Power, the project decreased by 38 acres. Selna pointed out that Intersect o...

Depending on when they signed the paperwork, the Stanleys were offered $5,000 up to $75,000, according to Phillips. If the couple signed by Christmas, they would have received $75,000, $25,000 between Dec. 26 and Jan. 4, and $5,000 for signing from Jan. 5 to 12. "After consultation, our clients elected to terminate all negotiations and approved our January 7, 2021, letter so notifying Aramis/Intersect, et. al. and the Planning Commission," Phillips said. Chris OBrien, chair of Save North Liverm...

LIVERMORE — Lease negotiations between landowners and a green energy development company have soured, raising questions over the fate of the Aramis solar farm slated for hundreds of acres of