Ciel & Terre’s Hydrelio system powers Utah’s 600 kW floating solar array at Signal Hill. (Image Source: PRNewswire)
US-based D3Energy unveiled Utah’s first floating solar array last week, at the Signal Hill Water Treatment Plant, operated by Mountain Regional Water. According to D3Energy, the 600 kW system, developed with US-based Ameresco, will offset over 90% of the plant’s power consumption. The array uses Hydrelio floating technology from France’s Ciel & Terre, a leader in this field. In 2024, D3Energy installed what it claims to be Ohio’s first floating array at Del-Co Water and the Southeast’s largest system for Orange County Utilities.
The projects near Phoenix and Tucson focus on IRA compliance through Jones Power’s Power Forward apprenticeship program. (Image Source: Jones Power)
Gensol Engineering secured a solar project in Punjab supporting sustainability for a steel company. (Image Credit/Source: Fietzfotos/Pixabay)
The Atrisco project by Enlight and Clenera combines 364 MW solar and 1.2 GWh storage for New Mexico’s energy grid. (Image Source: Enlight Renewable Energy)
The SOLSTICE microgrid will reduce CO₂ emissions by 360 metric tons annually and support emergency facilities. (Image Source: Ameresco)