Origis Energy Announces Construction on 200 MW Escalante Solar
/PRNewswire/ -- Origis Energy today announced construction has begun on the Escalante Solar Project near Grants, N.M. The 200-megawatt solar project is at the...
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Work begins on 200-MW solar array replacing New Mexico coal plant
The 200-MW solar project is at the site of the decommissioned Escalante Station, a 253-MW coal-powered plant that Tri-State closed in 2020.
Source: solarpowerworldonline.com
Joe Biden claims credit for clean energy 'boom' in bid to reset climate messaging, tout achievements
President Biden on Wednesday sought to fine-tune his messaging on combating climate change and promoting "Bidenomics" as he touted the effects of major laws nearly one year after their implementation.
Source: washingtontimes.com
United Power signs deal with other utility, plans to leave Tri-State
Tri-State Generation and Transmission's largest member, Brighton-based United Power, has agreed to start buying electricity from a different company as it prepares to end its contract with the wholesale power supplier. The Colorado-based Tri-State serves 42 electric cooperatives in four states and has seen some of its members leave as the energy landscape has changed with the move to more renewable sources.
Source: denverpost.com
United Power signs deal with other utility, plans to leave Tri-State
Tri-State Generation and Transmission's largest member, Brighton-based United Power, has agreed to start buying electricity from a different company as it prepares to end its contract with the wholesale power supplier. The Colorado-based Tri-State serves 42 electric cooperatives in four states and has seen some of its members leave as the energy landscape has changed with the move to more renewable sources.
Source: broomfieldenterprise.com