Ever since the once-global renewable energy developer leader SunEdison filed for bankruptcy in April, many have been wondering what would become of the company’s two yieldcos — TerraForm Power & TerraForm Global. In presentations given to investors, both yieldcos reported that they intend and expect to be “operationally independent” by January 2017.
Greenko Energy Holdings, an India-focused renewable energy IPP, is looking to raised funds to refinance debt associated with SunEdison India’s solar power projects.
Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management is looking to acquire operational assets of Continuum Wind Energy
Less than a week after TerraForm Power and Global threw their parent company SunEdison under the bus, it has hit back with a passive aggressive press release that 16-year-olds the world over will be learning from for many years to come. Late September, SunEdison’s two yieldcos — TerraForm Power and … [continued]
Court documents filed in the SunEdison bankruptcy case have shed light on a possible way out for the one-time darling of the clean energy world, with information suggesting Bank of America may step up to the plate to save the company. Earlier this week I reported on the current goings … [continued]
TerraForm Power and TerraForm Global, the two yieldcos set up by now-bankrupt SunEdison, are seeking billions in settlement claims from its parent company, in the hopes of avoiding having to take SunEdison to court. After months of silence from both yieldcos, the last fortnight has seen both TerraForm Power (Power) … [continued]
Media reports seem to confirm what has been doing the rounds in the Indian renewable energy sector for several weeks now, that Greenko Energy Holdings will acquire SunEdison’s India assets. Unnamed sources have confirmed to an Indian business daily that Greenko will acquire 390 MW of operational solar and 48 … [continued]
Ever since once-global renewable energy behemoth filed for bankruptcy in April, its assets around the world have been hot properties for other developers and utilities. It seems like it wasn’t that long ago that we heralded SunEdison as the renewable energy company to beat, and to emulate, but the company’s … [continued]
Originally published on sister site Planetsave. The face of the solar workforce is really starting to glow. As of 2015, women are now representing 24% of workers in the solar industry, up 2% from 2014. Helping more women enter the field, GRID Alternatives has been instrumental in this rise. And, with solar … [continued]
Originally published on sister site Cleantechies. Update #2: The lowest solar price bid is now 2.42¢/kWh. Update: It was Solarpack that set the record-low bid, not SunEdison, as originally indicated in this article. The article has been updated accordingly. A couple of companies managed to secure a huge share in the … [continued]
