US PROJECT ROUND-UP: LS Power buys nationwide portfolio, EDF Renewables wins New York solar contracts, Dominion Energy’s Virginia projects approved
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EDF’s Desert Harvest solar projects in California started commercial operations in December 2020. Image: EDF Renewables North America.
LS Power buys 467MWdc of solar facilities
5 May 2021: LS Power has said it will expand its renewables portfolio by acquiring 25 solar power plants from gas and electric company Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PSEG) with a total capacity of 467.8MWdc/365MWac.
The deal includes 12 facilities in the PJM Interconnection area at 198.7MWdc, seven facilities with 151.6MWdc capacity in Arizona, California, Oregon and Utah, four facilities with 103.3MWdc across Colorado, Florida and Texas, and one facility each in New York and Vermont with 10.6MWdc and 3.6MWdc capacity respectively. The transaction is expected to close in the second or third quarter of this yea
LS Power Expands Clean Energy Platform through Solar Acquisition
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NEW YORK, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ LS Power today announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire 25 solar power facilities totaling 467 MWdc (365 MWac) from Public Service Enterprise Group Incorporated (PSEG). Today s announcement underscores LS Power s commitment to scaling a diversified development and operating platform that will drive the decarbonization of our economy, said LS Power CEO Paul Segal. The addition of these solar projects is part of LS Power s expanding effort to enable the evolution of a cleaner power grid.
The solar facilities are being acquired by LS Power affiliate, Quattro Solar, LLC, and the transaction is expected to close in the second or third quarter of 2021, subject to customary regulatory approvals.
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Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center Announces Spring Boutique in the Barn Written by KTMHC
In response to the great success of the 2020 Holiday Boutique in the Barn, Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center is launching the first-ever Spring Boutique in the Barn.
Shoppers have the unique opportunity to browse a variety of items for purchase all while experiencing the charm and craftmanship of the Museum’s historic Carriage Barn. Designed by famed twentieth-century architect and longtime Tavern resident Cass Gilbert, the Carriage Barn dates to circa 1910 and was originally designed to house Gilbert’s horses, carriages, and, eventually, automobiles.
Gift shop manager Margo Mc Eachern encourages visitors to experience the new event: “The Spring Boutique features a wide assortment of wares, with an emphasis on highlighting local creative talent and local stories.” Peruse original artwork by thirteen Ridgefield-area artists, a large collection of historical fiction
Written by Katie Burton
In response to the great success of the 2020 Holiday Boutique in the Barn, Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center is launching the first-ever Spring Boutique in the Barn. Shoppers have the unique opportunity to browse a variety of items for purchase all while experiencing the charm and craftmanship of the Museum’s historic Carriage Barn. Designed by famed twentieth-century architect and longtime Tavern resident Cass Gilbert, the Carriage Barn dates to circa 1910 and was originally designed to house Gilbert’s horses, carriages, and, eventually, automobiles.
Gift shop manager Margo Mc Eachern encourages visitors to experience the new event: “The Spring Boutique features a wide assortment of wares, with an emphasis on highlighting local creative talent and local stories.” Peruse original artwork by thirteen Ridgefield-area artists, a large collection of historical fiction and nonfiction books by local authors, and merchandise celebrating KTM&HC, R