Energy America, a leading US-based solar module manufacturer and solar farm developer, has announced its expansion into Hawaii. The company is planning to invest in solar farms and Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects, supported by NASA for developing high-efficiency solar modules. Energy America aims to contribute to the state’s renewable energy goals while creating job opportunities and boosting the local economy. Energy America claims it will collaborate with the local community and government to ensure a positive environmental impact.
NASA backs Energy America’s Hawaii solar projects
Energy America is expanding into Hawaii with solar farm and BESS projects, supported by NASA for advanced solar modules. (Image Credit: Energy America)
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