AEP Energy Seeking Power From New Solar & Wind Facilities
American Electric Power Subsidiary AEP Energy Partners Issues RFP For New & Existing Solar & Wind Projects In PJM & ERCOT
US utility AEP Energy Partners (AEPEP) has invited proposals to offtake power from new and existing solar and wind energy facilities in PJM and new solar facilities in ERCOT region to support its growing retail and wholesale loads in these regional transmission grids.
Renewable Energy Tender Launched By AEP
AEPEP RFP For Up To 500 MW For Solar, Wind & Battery Storage
American Electric Power (AEP) group company AEP Energy Partners (AEPEP) has launched a tender seeking proposals to offtake power from new solar, new/repowered wind facilities, and build-own-transfer (BOT) of standalone battery energy storage system (BESS) in America’s PJM service region.
PSO To Seek Proposals For 1.35 GW Solar
Part Of AEP Group, Public Service Company Of Oklahoma Issues Draft Request For Proposals For Renewables; To Seek Up To 1.35 Solar PV
The Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), part of the American Electric Power (AEP) group through AEP Service Corporation (AEPSC), has launched draft request for proposals (RFP) documents to seek up to 3.95 GW renewable energy generation capacity, preferably located in the state of Oklahoma, US.
US Utility Seeking Proposals For 500 MW AC PV Capacity
Entergy Services Seeking Feedback On Draft Request For Proposals Documents For 500 MW AC Solar PV Capacity, On Behalf Of Entergy Louisiana; AEPEP Issues Proposals For Solar PV, Wind & Energy Storage
Entergy Services LLC, an electricity utility in the US, has issued a draft request for proposal (RFP) documents to source up to 500 MW AC solar PV capacity, on behalf of group entity Entergy Louisiana, LLC (ELL).
12 Florida Municipal Utilities For 223.5 MW PV Project
Florida Renewable Partners Breaks Ground On 223.5 MW Solar Plant; Florida Municipal Power Agency Says 12 Municipal Utilities Will Purchase Power Generated; Setback For AEP Ohio Solar Plans
The Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) calls the 223.5 MW project the ‘largest’ municipal-backed solar project in the US. Part of NextEra Energy, Florida Renewable Partners has begun construction on the project backed by 12 municipal utilities.
