Ipsun Solar starts 1.58 MW rooftop solar installations
Fairfax hosts the first solar project under Ipsun-Versiris partnership for a 1.58 MW storage rooftop project. Learn more here.
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Dominion Energy charts a course to 80% carbon-free power by 2039
In its latest IRP2024, Dominion Energy outlines an increase of 150% PV in capacity, adding more offshore wind, and future investments in BESS. More on this IRP here.
Sumitomo partners with CEP for 1.5 GW renewable projects
A joint venture between Sumitomo Corporation and CEP will deliver PV and battery storage projects in Virginia. More about the partnership here.
Ipsun Solar, CHP bring solar to low-income and senior Virginia residents
Dominion Energy’s Income and Age Qualifying Solar Program helped Ipsun and CHP provide solar energy to low-income homes in Stafford, VA. More on this story here.
MEI & Stafford County unveil 1.8 MW PV rooftop array
The North Stafford High School project includes a 1.8 MW solar PV array made up of 3,300 panels. Learn more about this initiative here.
Hecate Energy gets approval for Cumberland Solar
Cumberland County has authorized Hecate Energy’s $200 million Cumberland Solar project. Find out more about the project’s impact here.
Madison broadens clean energy reach via Sun Tribe acquisition
Sun Tribe has divested its commercial assets to Madison. Explore the details of this collaboration here.
Secure Solar Futures inks 25-Year solar PPA with YMCA
Secure Solar Futures partners with Tazewell Four Seasons YMCA in a 25-year Solar PPA, installing a 483 kW solar system with 912 Jinko Solar panels. The solar array, will be owned, operated, and maintained by Secure Solar Futures. The YMCA benefits from on-site solar power, producing 15,212,832 kWh over 25 years covering 98.5% of electricity…
Standard Solar powers Virginia with 12 MW portfolio
Standard Solar enters Virginia’s community solar market, acquiring a 12 MW portfolio from New Leaf Energy in Chatham and Kilmarnock. The Kilmarnock projects, over 7 MW, target low- and moderate-income customers, fostering clean energy accessibility. Once operational, the single-axis tracker systems are set to generate 19,811 MWh annually, reducing carbon emissions.