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Aptly named Climate Pledge Arena to install 1 2-MW of solar, get net zero carbon certified
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Primergy, Excelsior execs among many Portland-based renewable energy movers and shakers
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UX Solar, a joint-venture partnership between Excelsior Energy Capital and Unico Solar Investors LLC, along with co-development partner Namasté Solar, has broken ground on four new community solar gardens in the Denver metro area, totaling 8 MW of capacity. In 2019, Xcel Energy selected Unico Solar and Namasté Solar to develop and build the new community solar gardens.
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“At Unico Solar, we’re committed to expediting Colorado’s transition to a clean energy future,” said Adam Knoff, associate director and co-founder of Unico Solar. “Thanks to strong partnerships with Excelsior, Namasté Solar and Xcel, we’re helping to realize that future by providing an alternative source of electricity for communities across the Denver metro area. We look forward to identifying additional opportunities to advance and scale the use of clean energy within the commercial, industrial and residential real estate sectors.”
Four new community solar gardens totaling 8 MW of capacity break ground in Colorado
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Minnesota s solar trade tested, but not bowed, by 2020 January 15, 2021 9:53am Text size Copy shortlink:
Michael Allen, co-founder of All Energy Solar of St. Paul, is grateful for a partly sunny 2020. All in all, it was a good year, but not the year we had hoped for, said Allen, 38. We installed more than in 2019. The stress levels, thanks to COVID-19, were at an all-time high.
COVID postponed some projects, and there were workers who had to quarantine at home. Our safety director and our team was prepared, and I think we did an awesome job, Allen said of the 150 All Energy workers who design, build and service commercial and residential systems.