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Orange signed a corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) with Total, through its subsidiary Total Quadran. Total will supply Orange with 100 GWh/y of renewable electricity over a period of 20 years. This agreement will thus enable the development, by 2024, of a dozen new solar power plants spread throughout metropolitan France, with a cumulative capacity of 80 MW.
This agreement illustrates the commitment of Total and Orange to contribute to the country’s energy transition while promoting local economic development, with the support of regional authorities. Orange has made the reduction of its environmental footprint a major strategic focus with the ambition to be Net Zero Carbon by 2040 at Group level. By signing this contract with Total, Orange is acting in line with its objectives, which is to reduce its direct CO
During a virtual press conference here,NTPC Regional Executive Director (South) C V Anand said:"100 MW at Ramagundam, 25 MW at Simhadri, Visakhapatnam, 92 MW at Kayamkulam, Kerala.So, these are the floating solar, what we have taken up right now."
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GSSG SOLAR ANNOUNCES CLOSE OF GSSG SOLAR PARTNERS III, LP DENVER, COLORADO, USA, March 8, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ GSSG Solar (“GSSG”), a solar focused renewable energy investment manager, today announces the final closing of GSSG Solar Partners III L.P., and affiliated funds with $196 million in aggregate capital commitments (“Fund III”). Over 95% of investors from GSSG’s previous fund made commitments to Fund III along with a marquee set of institutional investors, endowments, and family offices. The GSSG Solar team will seek to deploy the capital in Fund III through investments in late-stage solar projects located primarily in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea to generate long-term capital appreciation for our investors. Each of the fund’s target markets is supported by high quality feed-in-tariffs designed to stimulate local renewable generation and clean energy jobs in these developed APAC economies.