UGE International, headquartered in New York, has achieved commercial operation of six solar projects totaling 16 MW across Maryland, Oregon, Texas, and Maine. These projects expand UGE’s operating portfolio to 24 MW, providing power for 4,000 homes and offsetting over 19,500 metric tons of CO2 annually. Highlights include Maryland’s first two community solar installations, Oregon’s largest project under UGE’s IPP model, and a Texas project that secured a Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) grant. Maine’s additions bring the state portfolio to 7.5 MW, with one installation on a former concrete site. Two Maryland projects qualify for the Energy Community Tax Credit under the Inflation Reduction Act, while one Maine project repurposes a former industrial site.
UGE grows US solar portfolio with 16 MW addition
The projects collectively offset over 19,500 metric tons of CO2 annually, while powering approximately 4,000 homes. (Image Source: UGE International)
ib vogt’s 780 MW Greek solar portfolio, including a 45 MW project in Almyros, will power 17,000 homes under Faria Renewables. (Image Credit/Source:AndreasTroll/Pixabay)
Suvic Oy has secured €55M contract for a 100 MW solar project in Finland, scheduled for completion by autumn 2026. (Image Credit/Source: Kindel Media/Pexels)
Recent 90 MW additions in Rajasthan complete ACME Solar’s renewable expansion to 2,453 MW capacity. (Image Credit/Source: Kelly/Pexels)
Construction of the Cibele Solar Farm is set to begin soon, with operations scheduled for 2026. (Image Source: LightSourcebp)