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Europe’s first large-scale DAC + storage project takes shape in Øygarden.
Initial phase targets 60K tCO₂/yr; full scale aims for 500K tCO₂/yr.
Uses electrochemical DAC powered by solar; stores CO₂ via Northern Lights.
Project will stabilize local grids and lower DAC costs through innovation.
New 8-year capital supports renewable growth in Québec and abroad.
$200M from La Caisse, $50M from Fondaction; due in 2033.
Funds bolster Boralex’s financing flexibility for 2030 Strategy.
Loan reflects investor confidence in Boralex’s clean energy leadership.
China’s first open-sea floating solar plant generates clean power and cuts emissions.
7.5 MW system generates 16.7M kWh/year and reduces CO₂ by 14,000 tons.
Features salt-resistant, windproof design and seawater cooling for 5–8% efficiency gain.
Plans underway to expand to 23 MW and integrate with hydrogen production.
Hydro + battery system to power remote Alaska communities with 100% renewables.
19.8 MW project includes 40+ miles of transmission and battery storage.
Will offset 82K tons CO₂/year and supply Kensington Mine.
Enhances resilience and connects diesel-reliant regions to clean power.
One of Arizona’s largest BESS projects bolsters summer grid reliability.
Papago Storage now online; 1,200 MWh can power 72,000 homes for 4 hours.
Part of 3-project, 1,800 MWh portfolio under tolling agreements with APS.
Canadian Solar’s e-STORAGE handles EPC and long-term operations.
Shovel-ready gas project seeks buyers amid baseload retirements and load growth.
Two-phase CCGT plant targets ~1,300 MW capacity in MISO Zone 6.
Jointly developed with Bechtel; pre-qual deadline July 11, proposals due July 18.
RFP includes co-location opportunities and offtake options.
FTC swaps approval for notification in Uinta Basin M&A oversight.
Original 2022 order required divestment of EP Energy’s Utah assets and prior FTC approval for similar deals.
The new rule drops prior-approval but mandates advance notice for future Uinta Basin oil and gas transactions.
FTC’s 2-0-1 vote reflects a shift to reduce regulatory delays while preserving market competition.
New execs bolster growth as Xe-100 small modular reactor projects advance.
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