Maruichi Leavitt Pipe & Tube (MLP&T), headquartered in Chicago, partners with Chaberton Energy, a Maryland-based renewable energy developer, for a 24-acre solar project on its 44-acre campus in Chicago. The installation adopts a hybrid model to meet corporate energy needs and provide clean energy to the community through a subscription-based program. Expected to reduce carbon emissions by 282,000 metric tons over its lifespan, the project marks MLP&T’s first US solar initiative. Part of the Japan-based Maruichi Steel Tube Group, MLP&T operates five tubing mills in Chicago.
Maruichi Leavitt installs solar at Chicago campus
MLP&T’s solar project spans 1 million square feet, reducing 282,000 metric tons of carbon emissions over its lifespan. (Image Source: Chaberton Energy)
The 2,400-acre solar energy project at NNSS is part of the DOE’s Cleanup to Clean Energy Initiative. (Image Source: Estuary Power)
RES has been ranked by Wood Mackenzie as the second-largest solar O&M operator globally. (Image Source: RES Group)
Sandrini I & II deliver 300 MW of solar power through 15-year PPAs with Shell Energy and Redwood Coast Energy Authority. (Image Credit/Source: AndreasTroll/Pixabay)
The project incorporates 240 MW each of ASTRO N7 and N5 modules, featuring low-carbon steel frames and enhanced mechanical durability. (Image Source: Astronergy)