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Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage Continues Solar Expansion 

Duke University has become the first academic institution to execute a renewable power agreement under Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage (GSA) program – further expanding solar energy in North Carolina. Duke University will purchase about 101 MW of solar capacity from three solar facilities in North Carolina. The power generated will partially offset the university’s energy usage.

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Nextracker selected by Shanghai Electric to increase output for Mohammed Bin Rashid solar farm

Nextracker has announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Shanghai Electric to supply over one gigawatt of its NX Horizon solar tracker technology to boost energy production for phase five of Dubai’s Mohammed Bin Rashid solar farm.

Boeing, SRP Enter Into Renewable Energy Agreement for Mesa Campus

Boeing and the Salt River Project (SRP) utility have signed a multi-year agreement to power Boeing’s Mesa, Arizona, site with renewable solar energy. Boeing will be one of several companies to receive power from SRP’s soon-to-be-built 100-MW solar photovoltaic plant in Eloy, Arizona.