NY-Sun Initiative Supports Construction of 2.9 Megawatt (MW) Solar Array that Advances State Energy Goals and College’s Commitment to Clean Energy. The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and Ithaca College today announced that construction is underway on a 2.9 megawatt (MW) solar electric project that will provide enough electricity to meet approximately 10 percent of the college’s energy...

Johns Hopkins says it is time to start producing some of its own affordable, reliable energy. But due to lack of roof or ground space on current facilities for such a large-scale solar project, Johns Hopkins chose a remote solar arrangement that could still provide its facilities with affordable power. The solar project, Johns Hopkins’ first, is located in Queen Anne’s County, Md., and is expected to offset about 18 percent of the total energy...

New 13 megawatt solar power system will feature more than 40,000 solar panels in Queen Anne's County, supply nearly 20 percent of Johns Hopkins power BALTIMORE Jan 07, 2016 - Johns Hopkins today announced a new solar project that will produce affordable and reliable solar energy to power to its facilities. The solar project, Johns Hopkins' first, is located in Queen Anne's County, Maryland and is expected to offset about 18 percent of the...

BALTIMORE (Sept. 30, 2015) — The National Aquarium today announced that it avoided the creation of nearly 4,500 metric tons of carbon dioxide during the summer months, thanks to the completion of a 4.3-megawatt (DC) solar generation project and energy efficiency improvements that are part of an innovative relationship with Constellation, a leading competitive retail energy supplier. These efforts provided the same benefit to the environment as...

The Cambridge Solar project, developed by OneEnergy Renewables, has been selected as a nominee for the 2015 Solar Builder Project of the Year Award. This utility-scale solar project enables a leading national nonprofit institution, the National Aquarium, to benefit from the economic and environmental benefits of solar power. Over the project’s 25-year lifespan, the National Aquarium will receive 100% of the energy and 40% of the...

As the CEO of a Seattle-based solar company, I know that our state's forward-looking clean energy policies are a major reason why cutting-edge businesses have decided to set up shop here in Washington. But in the past decade, other states have caught on. They've learned from our example. They've learned that investing in clean tech and passing smart energy legislation means more high-paying jobs, better business opportunities and less...

OneEnergy Renewables, a developer of distributed, utility-scale renewable energy projects, named Arlo Corwin chief development officer. He joined the firm after it acquired the development portfolio of Advance Energy, which was founded by Corwin and focused on utility-scale solar, wind and transmission projects. Corwin was president of Power Network New Mexico, a subsidiary of Goldman Sachs Infrastructure Partners. OneEnergy’s Purpose-Built...

Greentech Media reporters and analysts have been at Intersolar all week. Here's a quick digest of reports from the show and events of the week. Array Technologies founder and CEO Ron Corio told GTM that the solar tracker company has a 4-gigawatt pipeline with its "zero-maintenance" systems. Dan Shugar, the CEO of NEXTracker, spoke of "massive acceleration" in the company's tracker business and "powering through 2017" with a mix of utility...

Industry veteran brings dozen-plus years experience, renewable energy development portfolio. OneEnergy Renewables, a leading developer of distributed, utility-scale renewable energy projects, today introduced Arlo Corwin as the company’s new chief development officer. Corwin will lead the development of OneEnergy’s pipeline of renewable energy projects nationally. Corwin joined OneEnergy following the firm’s acquisition of the development...

More than ever, the promise of rooftop PV is reaching businesses nationwide. As of mid-2014, there were 4,531MW of commercial solar PV installed on 41,803 business, non-profit and government locations throughout the US. Unfortunately, not all organizations have adequate rooftops to host a solar system; others don’t own their facilities. Historically these customers have been left out of the race to slash electricity bills and to enhance their...

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN ON-SITE SOLAR PROJECT ISN’T PRACTICAL? Advances in solar technology and a sharp decline in equipment costs have transformed electricity customers from “price takers” to “price choosers.” On-site solar customers receive electricity at a fixed, predictable price. Even as energy costs rise over time, the price of solar power remains constant. Stable renewable energy contracts hedge against electricity pricing hikes and...

 Customer access to clean energy has increased dramatically in the past 15 years, as technology cost reductions, electricity market deregulation, and financial creativity have combined to produce more accessible renewable products for end users. Energy managers now have a wealth of tools at their disposal. The most recent product class is the offsite solar PPA. This product represents the fourth major way that large electricity buyers can...

The solar industry has driven down project installation costs dramatically, and moderate price declines are predicted to continue. From the energy buyer's perspective, this begs the question "Why buy solar power now if it will be cheaper next month or even next year?" The primary reason to act sooner rather than later is the looming cut to the federal investment tax credit for solar, which is equal to 30% of the project’s cost. Only...

OneEnergy Renewables will be exhibiting at and attending the EEI Spring Key Accounts Workshop in New Orleans, Louisiana March 14 through 17, 2015. OneEnergy Renewables is a Gold sponsor of the Workshop and the lead sponsor of the Workshop’s Customer Appreciation Night on March 17th, hosting a 500-attendee St. Patrick’s Day-themed cocktail event. OneEnergy will be exhibiting its Purpose-Built SolarTM product at booth number 102. “OneEnergy...

Here in Annapolis, sea-level rise fueled by climate change is a big threat to our local economy. Fortunately, our state legislators can directly address climate change's rising costs — and in the process expand business opportunities that create high-paying Maryland jobs — by passing the Maryland Clean Energy Advancement Act this year. Moving forward with this legislation would increase our state's clean electricity requirement, also known as...

Today, Rocky Mountain Institute announced the launch of the Business Renewables Center (BRC), a collaborative platform aimed at accelerating corporate renewable energy procurement. The BRC’s goal is to add another 60 GW of wind and solar by 2025, which will nearly double installed U.S. capacity. Nearly two-thirds of Fortune 100 and nearly half of Fortune 500 companies have commitments to shift to renewables. However, most have not taken...

OneEnergy, a developer of large-scale clean energy projects, this year selected two Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management students to participate in the OneEnergy Scholars program. Brian Liberatore and Mei wa Poon (both MBA 2016 and SGE immersion students) are among six scholars from MBA programs across the country invited to participate in the program. The OneEnergy Scholars program is designed to accelerate the careers of high...

Company expands with VP of Sales and Marketing, Project Director and Project Managers  Jan 20, 2015 OneEnergy Renewables, a leading developer of distributed, utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) projects, today announced it has expanded its sales and marketing and project development teams to support the company’s fast-growing project pipeline. New hires will help spur adoption of OneEnergy’s Purpose-Built Solar™ offering, which connects...