NextEra Energy
By Jeanne Roberts on January 19, 2012
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First Solar Inc. (Nasdaq: FSLR), the Arizona company which has been garnering awards almost since its inception (in 1999), announced another milestone on January 16th.
By Joseph Baker on August 30, 2011
Tags: Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, Co.'s, Credit Suisse, DTE Energy, Electric Co., NextEra Energy, NextEra Resources, Solar Trust of America, Xcel Energy Inc., USD, california solar power, concentrating solar power (CSP) technology, Department of Energy, DOE Loan Guarantee, Florida Power and Light, Genesis solar energy project, NextEra Energy, NextEra Resources, PV Modules, Solar Rebate Program, Solar Trust of America, California, Colorado, Department of Energy, electricity, energy, Florida, Jemma Copley, Michigan
NextEra Resources, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy (NYSE: NEE) has secured financing for its Genesis solar farm in Riverside County, California.
By Joseph Baker on June 15, 2011
Tags: Abengoa, Abengoa Solar Inc, California Public Utilities Commission, California solar, concentrating solar power, Department of Energy (DOE), Genesis solar energy project, Mojave Desert Solar Project, NextEra Energy, NextEra Resouces, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, Solana solar project
California will soon be home for two new concentrating solar power (CSP) facilities. The United States Department of Energy has awarded conditional loan guarantees to both Abengoa Solar, Inc. and NextEra Energy Resources, LLC to support the development and construction of a combined 500 MW of solar power.
