Oklahoma collaborates with European Energy to deploy solar and wind projects, alongside battery storage, for energy resilience. (Image Source: European Energy)
Denmark-based European Energy has partnered with Oklahoma to co-develop renewable energy solutions, including solar, wind, battery storage, and Power-to-X technologies. This aligns with Oklahoma’s 2021 energy plan to expand sustainable energy infrastructure. European Energy, active in the US since 2021, reports a nationwide development pipeline exceeding 4 GW and aims for 1 GW renewable capacity in Oklahoma by 2027. The collaboration integrates green hydrogen, methanol, and e-SAF to advance energy and economic goals. Facilitated by Denmark’s Foreign Ministry, the initiative leverages Danish expertise and Oklahoma’s renewable potential. European Energy highlights its large-scale experience, including a largest e-methanol project in Kassø, Denmark.
CleanCapital expanded its solar portfolio with Kendall’s 22.7 MW assets. (Image Credit/Source: TheOtherkev/Pixabay)
The 30.5-year loan covers solar, energy storage, roof replacement, and electrical upgrades for Maryland residents. (Image Source: Ipsun Solar)
MN8 and Cambridge advanced clean energy with the Prairie Solar project, delivering renewable power and operations set by 2026. (Image Source: MN8Energy)
MSS ensured reliable healthcare services by powering its units with off-grid solar systems. (Image Source: Neosun Energy)