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As PoMo has learned, Le Pigeon plans to reopen May 4 as a tasting menu restaurant, with two seatings Tuesday—Saturday. Diners can choose from a five-course vegetarian or non-vegetarian menu, $115 per person. One of the evening's wine pairing options will come from Fortgang's reserve list.  ( For now, Le Pigeon's tasting menu will be served outdoors, per the government's new mandated indoor dining shutdown, beginning April 30).  On the chopping block for now: the Le Pigeon burger, an icon of Portland eating, bodacious and beastly, a knife plunged through its ciabatta-crusted heart....

on local history by local historian David Reamer. Have a question about Anchorage history or an idea for a future article? Go to the form at the bottom of this story. Over the past century, Anchorage progressed from a muddy, almost nothing of a railroad stop to the economic center of the state. Women played prominent and crucial roles in this evolution. Their professions encompassed the entire range of possibility as did their approaches to city life in Alaska. Yet, the histories of Anchorage have rarely included women in a way that matches the reality of their historical presence and rele...

US ROUND-UP: Maxeon raises US$150.8m, SunPower returns to large-scale solar projects, National Grid signs three solar PPAs News Maxeon will use some of the funds raised to scale up manufacturing capacity. Image: Maxeon A round-up of the latest news from the US solar sector, including distributed solar specialist SunPower’s return to large-scale power systems, panel maker Maxeon’s share offering, and developer National Grid Renewables’ PPA with Hershey, Home Depot and NRG. Maxeon raises US$150m in share offering 20 April 2021: Solar panel supplier Maxeon has secured US$150.8 million afte...

“Our partnership with National Grid Renewables reinforces our commitment to reduce our impact by continually improving the efficiency of our operations and expanding investments in renewable and alternative energy,” says Ron Jarvis, Chief Sustainability Officer at The Home Depot. “We are on track to meet or exceed our goal to procure or produce 335 megawatts of renewable or alternative energy by 2025.” /*** Advertisement ***/ The Noble Project will utilize next-generation Series 6 thin film solar modules developed and produced by First Solar, Inc. “By using First Solar modules, Nobl...

Follow Us We are first in your inbox with the most important news in the industry―keeping you smarter and one-step ahead in this ever-changing and competitive market.Start your free subscription Sweet Deal—Hershey, Others Have Solar Pacts A well-known chocolate maker has announced two new clean energy partnerships as the company continues to increase its sustainability efforts. The Hershey Co. on April 20 said it has power purchase agreements (PPAs) to take electricity from two solar projects, one in North Carolina and another in Texas. Hershey, like many corporate power customers, h...