Zion approves solar-power station for former landfill site
By Mary McIntyre Lake County News-Sun | September, 4, 2020 The Zion power grid, which once distributed energy from a nuclear plant on the city’s
Alert: California Executive Order and Essential Duties
California Governor Newsom issued an Executive Order on March 19, 2020 ordering Californians to shelter in place to mitigate the spread of COVID19. Residents are
Solar on Wiscasset’s horizon
by: GINA HAMILTON Stephen Barnett, a contractor for Barrett Energy Resources Group doing work for Cenergy Power, came to Wiscasset Nov. 25 to answer questions
5 Rockford-area solar projects awarded renewable energy credits
by: Ken DeCoster Rockford Register Star ROCKFORD — The Illinois Power Agency awarded renewable energy credits through a lottery Wednesday that will help fund the construction
Cenergy Alert: PG&E’s Bankruptcy- What impact on Solar Customers?
Cenergy Alert: PG&E’s Bankruptcy - What impact on Solar Customers? On January 29, 2019, PG&E filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Lake in the Hills board approves solar farm concept
Originally posted on 12/15/2017 by Madhu Krishnamurthy Lake in the Hills village officials Thursday night approved a California energy company's concept for a
Cenergy Alert: Cenergy Continues Its Agriculture and C&I Market Growth in California
This Cenergy Alert is to inform you of Cenergy Power's continued growth and capability to serve agricultural, commercial and industrial (C&I) businesses in
Ground Is Broken For The AEC Sun Anza Solar Energy Project
By: Tony Ault, Anza Valley Outlook, October 21, 2016 The groundbreaking for the long-awaited Sun Anza solar project at the Anza Electric Cooperative property took
MPK Goes Green With Solar Panels
By: David Barron, SGV West Valley Journal, September 19, 2016 City of Monterey Park is going green with the installation of solar panels at three
Proposed Solar Project Near Fillmore Gets New Player
By: Tony Biasotti, Ventura County Star (http://www.vcstar.com/news) The former oil refinery property east of Fillmore won’t become a solar field