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 Noronha Verde initiative seeks to replace diesel power with photovoltaic energy and battery storage, transforming the archipelago’s energy profile. (Image Source: Neoenergia)
Bechtel will handle the design and construction of Rio Tinto’s latest solar initiative at the Kennecott site in Utah. (Image Credit/Source: Pixabay/Pexels)
Ameresco will design, build, and maintain the solar project at UCI Health over a 25-year power purchase agreement. (Image Source: Ameresco)
The $290M financing will support Pine Gate’s 225 MW solar projects across two southern US states. (Image Source: Pine Gate)