First Solar Partners with ClearGen to Boost Solar Development in Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
- ClearGen Holdings partners with DHD to finance $150 million in solar projects across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
- The collaboration aims to enhance energy resilience and decarbonization through innovative solar solutions.
- ClearGen expands its clean energy portfolio while fostering sustainable energy access in the United States.
Strategic Alliance Fuels Solar Development in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
ClearGen Holdings LLC has entered into a significant partnership with Davis Hill Development (DHD), a subsidiary of Skyview Ventures, to finance a series of community and commercial solar projects with a commitment of $150 million. This collaboration is set to accelerate the construction of DHD's distributed solar pipeline, which boasts over 245 megawatts (MW) primarily targeted at the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. The deal responds to a growing demand for distributed solar solutions, enabling businesses and communities to benefit from cost savings, improved energy resilience, and enhanced contributions to decarbonization efforts.
DHD's CEO, Matt Coleman, underscores the importance of this partnership, noting it provides the essential capital required to push forward their project pipeline while adhering to their core values and maintaining strong relationships within the industry. ClearGen’s CEO, Rob Howard, echoes this sentiment, highlighting DHD’s proven track record and expertise in the solar sector. Their collaboration is already underway, with the first project—a rooftop solar array in Washington, D.C.—set to be operational by year-end. This system will feature 536 Longi 545W modules and is projected to prevent over 213,000 pounds of CO₂ emissions annually, equating to the energy needs of approximately 20 homes.
The environmental benefits of this project extend beyond emissions reduction; it also creates new revenue streams for property owners involved. This partnership not only broadens ClearGen's portfolio of clean energy investments but also reinforces its commitment to promoting decarbonization and enhancing energy access across the United States. As the urgency for sustainable energy solutions rises, collaborations like this exemplify the potential for innovative financing to drive significant advancements in the solar industry, positioning both ClearGen and DHD as key players in the transition towards a greener future.
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