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Arevon Advances Development of Missouri Solar Projects
Arevon Energy is developing the 430-megawatt Kelso 1 and 2 solar projects, with the first phase anticipated to achieve commercial operations by year-end 2025.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of May 2, 2025)
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news, including a solar power deal backed by Meta Platforms.
Dominion Energy, Stonepeak’s Offshore Wind Project Moves Closer to Completion
The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project is 55% complete as the U.S. offshore wind sector faces continued headwinds.
Stonepeak, CHC Energy Storage Platform Wins Five Projects in Japan
The energy storage platform backed by Stonepeak and CHC won five BESS projects totaling 348 megawatts.
BKV, Comstock Resources Partner for Haynesville CCUS Projects
As part of an agreement with BKV Corp., injection wells will be drilled to permanently sequester CO2 waste produced at two of Comstock’s natural gas processing facilities in the Haynesville Shale.
Tariff Concerns Lead First Solar to Revise Down Guidance
The U.S.-based solar panel manufacturer was among the latest companies to announce changes amid policy and regulatory concerns in the U.S.
Equinor May Sue US After ‘Unlawful’ Halt of Offshore Wind Project
U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stopped work on the Empire Wind project, offshore New York, which Equinor said could lead to an impairment of the project’s $2.5 billion book value.
Tech Transfer: Oil States Targets Geothermal Energy
Oilfield service company Oil States aims to lower geothermal well costs with its field-proven tension-leg platform technology.
NextEra: US Power Demand Will Call for Extra 71 Bcf/d Equivalent
NextEra Energy expects that of the total 450 GW of new electricity demand in the coming few years, 75 GW will be gas-fired—or some 12 Bcf/d. But turbines and skilled labor are needed.
From Source to Sink: Embracing the CCUS Learning Curve
A well-executed FEED phase is the foundation for carbon capture success, Worley says.