Duke Energy Renewables acquires two solar projects from Infigen Energy, adding 40 megawatts to its California portfolio
M2 - Fri Mar 07, 3:29AM CST
Duke Energy Renewables, a commercial business unit of Duke Energy, today announced its acquisition of two 20-megawatt (MW) AC California solar projects from renewable energy developer Infigen Energy.
Infigen Energy Chooses MetricStream for Integrated Governance, Risk, and Compliance
PR Newswire - Tue Feb 25, 7:40AM CST
A leading Australia-based renewable energy company, Infigen Energy, has selected MetricStream to provide an integrated solution for Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and Compliance Management. The solution will scale across the company's global operations, providing a common point of reference to manage the complete lifecycle of risk-related activities; streamline compliance with Australian and U.S. regulations; develop and communicate policies; and investigate and remediate risk and compliance incidents. Advanced dashboards, heat maps, scenario analysis tools, and reports will deliver real-time and in-depth insights into enterprise risk, enabling stakeholders to proactively respond to both challenges and opportunities in near real time.
Infigen And Gamesa Enter 15-Year Long-Term Services Agreements
PR Newswire - Sun Jun 16, 7:09PM CDT
Infigen Energy (Infigen) and Gamesa Wind US LLC (Gamesa) today announced that they have settled all outstanding legal proceedings related to Gamesa-manufactured turbines purchased by Infigen. Five of the U.S. wind farm project companies (U.S. project companies) in which Infigen holds Class B membership interests have each executed 15-year Warranty and Maintenance Agreements (WMA) with Gamesa for a fixed annual fee.
Infigen Signs Power Purchase Agreements with Southern California Edison for 40 MW
PR Newswire - Tue Apr 23, 11:53AM CDT
Infigen Energy (Infigen) today announced that its affiliate, Infigen Energy US Development LLC, has entered into two 20 year Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Southern California Edison to supply electricity from its Wildwood Solar I (Wildwood) and Pumpjack Solar I (Pumpjack) projects. Each project will have a nameplate capacity of 20 MWac and supply enough electricity annually to meet the needs of approximately 5,000 single-family homes.