The Congress solar project aims to power thousands of homes in Seneca County, with incentives from NYSERDA’s NY-Sun Program. (Image Source: PRNewswire)
Canada-based SolarBank Corporation has unveiled plans for the 3.7 MW (DC) Congress solar project in Seneca County, New York, supporting its development pipeline, which now exceeds 1 GW. As per SolarBank, the ground-mount project will advance community solar initiatives, enabling local residents to access renewable energy benefits without installing panels on their homes. The project is expected to qualify for incentives under New York State’s NY-Sun Program, administered by NYSERDA. Assuming a successful interconnection study, SolarBank will pursue permitting and financing. The project’s development is subject to regulatory approvals and financing arrangements. SolarBank acknowledges risks, including policy changes and construction challenges, but remains committed to delivering community solar solutions.
Denmark’s City Council will determine the project’s next steps based on community input and environmental standards. (Image Source: GreenGo Energy)
The 5-year agreement between SOLARCYCLE and Runergy promotes the circular economy, using recycled solar panels to create glass for high-efficiency modules. (Image Credit: SOLARCYCLE)
Sumitomo Corporation is aiming for 5 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 by expanding its new PV and BESS projects in Virginia. (Image Credit/ Source:Jack Carey/Pexels )
Construction projects are progressing with a view to being fully operational within the next 18 months. (Image Source: Cordelio Power)