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SunPower Raises $400 Million In Debentures Offering

Financial offerings by renewable energy companies are quite a hit globally these days. The latest example of the success that companies have been able to secure in raising funds is from the US-based solar panels manufacturer SunPower. SunPower recently raised $400 million by offering debentures. The financial instruments were offered … [continued]

Canadian Solar Subsidiary Recurrent Energy Signs Agreement In 157 MW Texas Solar Project

Canadian Solar’s subsidiary Recurrent Energy has signed a partnership agreement with Southern Company’s subsidiary Southern Power over a 157 MW Texas solar project. The two parent companies announced on Monday that their subsidiaries had signed the partnership agreement over the 157 MW Roserock solar facility in Texas. Southern Company’s subsidiary … [continued]

Georgia Power Will Sell Solar Products & Services

In step with the rapidly changing business infrastructure of energy utilities, Georgia Power has announced the launch of a new solar sales and installation service for customers, beginning July 1. As an unregulated offering, the program is being administered by Georgia Power Energy Services, a business unit that provides customers … [continued]

Southern Power Acquires 103 MW Solar Facility

Southern Company subsidiary Southern Power is now adding over 100 MW of clean electricity to its renewable energy plants in Georgia. The company has announced the acquisition of  the 103 MW Butler solar facility in Georgia from Community Energy. Located in Taylor County, Georgia, the facility is expected to enter commercial … [continued]

Climate Change Denial A Bargain At $1.2 Mil

Ultraconservative news media, the new Congress, and some state governments have heavily relied on the testimony of Dr. Wei-Hock “Willie” Soon to discredit national and international reports on climate change by mainstream scientists. It turns out they’re probably making a big mistake. Dr. Soon has claimed repeatedly that variations in the … [continued]