Irish solar energy specialist BNRG has struck new electricity-supply deals in the US state of Maine, boosting its total investment there to €250 million.
Read moreUS investment giant Carlyle is buying eight solar-powered electricity projects from Irish business BNRG in a €110 million deal.
Dublin-based BNRG develops and operates solar farms in the Republic, Europe, the US and Australia. The company confirmed on Tuesday that it is selling eight solar projects that it is building in the US state of Maine to Acadia Renewable Energy, an affiliate of $221 billion (€187 billion) investment business, Carlyle.
Read moreHigh grid connection costs resulted in a solar strike price in Ireland’s first Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) auction “significantly higher than anywhere else in Europe” according to the Irish Solar Energy Association(ISEA).
Read moreDozens of solar farms will begin springing up across the country next year after the first contracts for the supply of energy from the sun to the national grid were announced.
Read moreWhen you think of the US solar energy market, places such as Florida, California, New Mexico or Arizona might be the first to spring to mind. But that’s not where Dublin-headquartered BNRG Renewables is seeking to plough ahead.
Read moreDavid Maguire, Chairman of ISEA, spoke at the Climate Action meeting with the Joint Oireachtas Committee, highlighting issues with planning and grid connection as barriers for domestic and commercial solar development.
Read moreDavid Maguire spoke with Karl Fitzpatrick on South East Radio’s Business Matters on Saturday, September 1. You can listen to the interview here until September 13.
Read moreRecently, BNRG Director David Maguire spoke with Paul O’Donoghue, the Irish Business Reporter for The Times about solar PV in Ireland: He doesn’t mean to, but David Maguire is completely talking over my head. Mr Maguire is the boss of BNRG Renewables, one of the country’s only solar power developers of scale, and head of…
Read moreIFSC-headquartered developer predicts its US portfolio will grow to a total value of €336m
Irish solar energy has attracted increased levels of interest as improved technologies have made it possible to generate power from solar panels in the Irish climate
Irish solar energy developer BNRG renewables has struck a financing deal for the first projects in a US portfolio which it predicts will grow to a total value of $375 million (€336m).
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