Vesper Energy, a utility-scale renewable energy developer, has started commercial operations at its Nestlewood Solar project in Ohio. Originating in 2017, the project is among the state’s initial permitted, constructed, and financed solar facilities, spanning 610 acres. Generating 80 MW, it aids electricity demand amid coal-fired generator retirements. Recognized as an energy community under the Inflation Reduction Act, Nestlewood Solar powers an online retailer through a PPA, supporting local employment and offering tax revenues. The project emphasizes biodiversity and environmental stewardship, embodying a community-friendly approach.
Vesper Energy powers up 80 MW PV plant in Ohio
Nestlewood Solar not only generates clean energy but also actively manages stormwater and vegetation, demonstrating its commitment to environmental stewardship. (Image Credit: Vesper Energy).
Voltalia’s 25.1MW solar plants in southern France will offset 7,500 tons of CO2 annually. (Image Credit/Source: Stocksnap/Pixabay)
ACCIONA Energía’s Union Solar Farm in Ohio began operations to power 62,000 homes under a PPA with Amazon. (Image Source: accionaenergia)
Hero Future Energies commissioned a 29 MW solar project in Karnataka, reducing carbon emissions by 31,624 tons. (Image Credit/Source: mrganso/Pixabay)
Scatec holds 50.9% equity of the 288 MW solar project and will manage the EPC, O&M, and AM services. (Image Source: Scatec)