US-based Cordelio Power has advanced four renewable energy projects into construction and brought one to full commercial operation. These include a 135 MW wind project in Arkansas, a 150 MW solar project in Missouri, a 300 MW solar project in Arizona, and a 20 MW/40 MWh battery storage system in Illinois. The 165 MW Moraine Sands wind project in Illinois is now operational. As per Cordelio, all projects under construction will be operational by mid-2025. The projects are supported by long-term power purchase agreements. Cordelio has secured $1.3 billion for these efforts and is collaborating with contractors like Mortenson, Blattner, and Qcells. The company also has a growth pipeline of 6,000 MW in wind and 2,500 MW in storage projects.
Cordelio Power advances key renewable energy projects
Construction projects are progressing with a view to being fully operational within the next 18 months. (Image Source: Cordelio Power)
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