US-based Green & Clean Power (GCP) has raised $300m in debt and equity financing for the construction of a solar energy generation and battery storage facility in Osceola, Arkansas.
US utility Entergy Arkansas has announced plans to build a 600MW solar-plus-storage project in the city of West Memphis to support the operations of a new data centre to be built by Google.
Institutional investor Arkansas Teacher Retirement System (ATRS) made a US$100 million takeout financing commitment towards the construction and operation of the solar-plus
New company features a behind-the-meter 105MW solar installation and a 160mwh battery energy storage system to initially power neighboring Hybar, a scrap metal recycling steel
This will be backed by a 350 MW battery storage system that will be located in Jefferson County, Arkansas. Google (GOOG) (GOOGL) will pay rates that cover the cost of this resource.
The facility will be powered by Entergy Arkansas''s strong existing generation power portfolio and transmission grid which will be bolstered by a new 600-megawatt solar project, backed by a 350-megawatt
The local unit of Entergy Corp (NYSE:ETR) plans to build a 600-MW solar plant with a 350-MW battery storage system in Jefferson County, Arkansas, to power cloud and AI infrastructure
Green & Clean Power LLC (GCP) announced today that it has successfully secured around $300 million in funding, which includes both debt and equity, to develop and run a solar energy and battery storage
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