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December 10th 2024
A Kern County agricultural water district is putting some of its recharge basins to double duty: Sinking water and producing solar power.
Two front-of-meter batteries are combining distribution deferral contracts and flexible interconnection to provide grid relief.
Working with California-based White Pine Renewables, PG&E recently launched two new battery projects that were built to defer traditional distribution investments.
SAN FRANCISCO (Feb. 12, 2025) – White Pine Renewables, a leading developer, owner and operator of behind-the-meter solar energy assets, today announced the successful closing of a loan with Beneficial State Bank and Energetic Capital to finance two operating solar projects in California. The projects, serving local power needs of the Feather Water District in […]
