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1/6/21 acquired a two-project, 10 MW community solar portfolio in Lenox, New York. “This acquisition materially increases DSD’s New York Community Solar portfolio, which the company will continue to expand in 2021,” says Jon Morton, Vice President of Acquisitions at DSD. Both projects are ground-mounted and were purchased 75% complete from a mid-stage development partner. DSD will oversee project management through the rest of construction, which is being done by High Peaks Solar of Wyna...

SMITHFIELD – Developers of a proposed eight-megawatt solar array at 175 Tarkiln Road returned to the Planning Board last Thursday with an updated plan that calls for less tree clearing and a new entrance and relocated solar panels further from sight. Attorney Timothy Kane, representing ISM Solar Development, said the project known as Log Road Solar received master plan approval in 2019. The company brought design changes back to the Planning Board for approval last week. “We thought it was ...

adolce@observertoday.com HANOVER — Distributed Solar Development is ready to begin work on its new project in the town early next year. On Monday, the Town Board voted to adopt the resolution of the proposed Hanover solar farm. With input from county representatives, the solar farm, which is proposed at 1317 on Routes 5 and 20 in Silver Creek, passed with a 4-0 vote with one board member abstaining from the vote for personal reasons. The solar panels will encompass 31 acres of a 45-acre plo...

Read Article Co-owner Chun Lin stands Tuesday in the kitchen of his Lucky Tree Buffet restaurant in Lewiston, which is opening Friday. His wife, Li Ying Lu, stands behind him at the grill. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal First: A $7 million entree. The Auburn Planning Board has approved a $7 million, 4.990-megawatt solar array proposed for inactive apple orchard land at 1040 Perkins Ridge Road. An aerial map of the 1040 Perkins Ridge Road solar project by Borrego Solar Systems Inc., submitted with i...

7%, but our margins are down. >> mike: how do you fix it. >> exactly. >> mike: how do you fix it. >> youve got to put money in the consumer pocket. plain and simple. the consumer has to have more money and to me the quickest way to did that, reduce energy costs. we have a work on a long-term plan for alternative energy, but weve got it get this economy going back. this economy will never recover if we dont put money back in peoples pocket and everybody says thats the republican way, but you know...

Announced it set aside 285,000 acres in 6 states for solar projects as part of an energy road map aimed at streamlining public lands. the areas picked had the highest power generating potential. it saves the department from having identify suitable project on a case by case basis. they called it the announcement a proud moment noting they had no solar projects when obama took office. now 17 major projects are slotted for public lands and aimed to produce 650 mega watts of power. republicans want...

There may be no better example recently than chinas solar development where they made it impossible for the world to compete with them on solar by virtue of their intense dumping into the solar marketplace. give us your sense and how significant a role the state is playing in distorting the price of things for those who are trying to compete in the open marketplace. >> well, in solar panels, the choinese have gone from single digits to half the market in the last few years. that didnt happen wit...

Inside and outside, what can you do? hes gone against europe and the rest of the world on climate change, letting china take the lead on all kinds of solar development. hes gone against the rest of the world on tpp. and now slapping tariffs on china and letting the asians create their own global market excluding us, or trying to exclude us. hes against the rest of the world against refugees and migration. how does he march in and have a successful meeting? >> i think the president is going to do...