Virginia could be ‘offshore wind giant’ More than 250 local businesses and offshore wind experts met last week to discuss Virginia’s emerging role in the US offshore wind industry, positioning it as the south’s first ‘offshore wind giant.’ The Business Network for Offshore Wind, along with the Sierra Club Virginia Chapter, served as hosts for … Continue reading #Virginia could be ‘offshore wind giant’
AEP Ohio files plans to develop 900 MW of solar, wind AEP Ohio is moving ahead with the terms of a settlement approved late in 2016, part of which aims to create a solar manufacturing economy in the state’s Appalachian region. The settlement related to a plan to close certain coal plants and modernize the … Continue reading #AEP Ohio files plans to develop 900 MW of solar, wind
Texas is going green: 86% of future capacity solar or wind, zero coal ERCOT’s pipeline of projects has ballooned to almost 80 GW. 12 GW of this is gas and the rest is wind and solar power plants, as well as 522 MW of energy storage. The Texas power grid is going green, and at … Continue reading #Texas is going green: 86% of future capacity solar or wind, zero coal
US Wind Industry ‘Full Steam Ahead’ Despite Wind Catcher Cancellation Case in point: new projects on the way from Apple and PacifiCorp. It’s American Wind Week, and the U.S. wind industry has a lot to celebrate. The American Wind Energy Association launched Wind Week last year when wind power became the country’s largest source of … Continue reading US Wind Industry ‘Full Steam Ahead’ Despite #Wind_Catcher Cancellation
“Should the U.S. bail out failing nuclear and wind energy producers?” The key to ample supplies of energy resources rests with which are sustainable and which are not. While oil and gas may be abundant now, that does not mean these fossil fuels will be all that available in the future. Wind energy, of course, … Continue reading “Should the U.S. bail out failing nuclear and wind energy producers?”
PSO pulls plug on massive Wind Catcher energy project The landscape of future electrical power production in Oklahoma may have shifted somewhat Friday. Public Service Co. of Oklahoma announced it won’t pursue further efforts to gain approval from state regulators for its proposed Wind Catcher Energy Connection project. Its announcement came a day after regulators … Continue reading #PSO pulls plug on massive Wind Catcher energy project
California’s solar and wind integration challenge As a leader in the global energy transition, California is putting some of the highest levels of solar and wind on its grid in the world to date. And while the state’s grid operator has made some progress, the integration of these resources is currently limited not by physics, … Continue reading California’s solar and wind integration challenge
Virginia company to build $1.2 billion Panhandle wind farm A Virginia-based company is going to build a $1.2 billion, 800 megawatt wind farm in the Texas Panhandle. Apex Clean Energy will build two 400 megawatt wind projects in Moore County north of Amarillo, starting in 2021 with planned completion of the project set to be … Continue reading #Virginia company to build $1.2 billion Panhandle wind farm
New York begins wave toward 2,400 MW of offshore wind New York’s state utility leadership has ordered the first procurements toward a goal of 2,400 MW of new offshore wind power generation by 2030, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office announced this week. The state’s Energy Research & Development Authority (NYSERDA) will procure approximately 800 MW of … Continue reading #New_York begins wave toward 2,400 MW of offshore wind
Report Shows Solar and Wind Prices Have Dropped in the US Power purchase agreement (PPA) prices in the United States have dropped consistently with the median prices down by $1.5 per MWh across all projects, at least according to a new report by LevelTen Energy. The outlet observed three critical components: data, transparency and education–as … Continue reading Report Shows Solar and Wind Prices Have Dropped in the US
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