Enel Green Power North America has announced this week it has begun construction on the 320 MW Rattlesnake Creek wind farm, which will also provide 200 MW of renewable energy to Facebook’s new data center in Nebraska.
Enel Green Power North America announced last week that it has signed a $330 million tax equity agreement with the Alternative Energy Investing Group of Goldman Sachs and GE Energy Financial Services to spur development of Oklahoma’s 298 MW Thunder Ranch wind project.
Italian developer Enel’s subsidiary Enel Green Power Brasil Participações (EGPB) announced the operation of two solar power plants located in Brazil with an aggregate capacity of 546 megawatts.
Missouri-based Anheuser-Busch, brewer of drinks such as Budweiser and Stella Artois, can now boast that 20 billion 12-ounce servings of beer each year will be made with renewable energy produced at Enel Green Power’s 298 MW Thunder Ranch wind farm.
For the past few years, Piauí, Brazil, has focused on generating jobs and generating renewable energy hand in hand. Piaui is captivated by the win-win-win-win of wind and solar power projects. (There are four wins since, aside from jobs and energy, renewables cut air pollution and global warming emissions.) Setting a notable milestone in this realm, Piauí has installed the largest photovoltaic energy project in Latin America.
Enel Green Power North America has signed a $365 million tax equity agreement for the development of the 300-megawatt Rock Creek wind farm set to be located in Missouri, US.
Italian inverter manufacturer Fimer has been selected by Enel to provide equipment for the largest solar power project in the Americas.
Enel Green Power has begun construction of the 300 megawatt Red Dirt wind farm in Oklahoma, US, which upon completion will sell its electricity under two long-term power purchase agreements — one with Grand River Dam Authority, and the second with new corporate partner, T-Mobile.
Enel Green Power Mexico has started construction on what will be the largest solar power park across the Americas.
Three units of 250 megawatts solar power were awarded at a levellised tariff of 4.9¢/kWh in India.
