AMPYR Energy USA has acquired two utility-scale solar projects totaling over 210 MW in North Carolina and South Carolina, expanding its footprint in the southeastern United States. This acquisition is part of the company’s broader strategy to grow its US pipeline, which now exceeds 4 GW of carbon-free energy. The two projects are in advanced stages of development, with long-term offtake agreements expected in 2024 from utility or commercial and industrial customers. AMPYR Energy USA’s in-house development and technical team will oversee the projects’ completion, contributing to the company’s goal of advancing the energy transition and supporting a net-zero future through its renewable energy portfolio.
AMPYR expands US solar portfolio with 210 MW projects
The advanced-stage projects will pursue long-term agreements with utilities and commercial customers by 2024. (Image Source: AMPYR Energy)
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