WEC Energy Group has agreed to acquire a 90% ownership interest in the 300 MW Delilah I Solar Energy Center, located approximately 140 miles northeast of Dallas, Texas.
The project was developed and built by Invenergy, with commercial operations expected to begin by the end of June.
“The Delilah Solar project is an exciting addition to our infrastructure business and highlights our continued investment in affordable, reliable and clean energy,” says Gale Klappa, executive chairman of WEC Energy Group. “This project will help one of the world’s largest automakers meet their clean energy goals for years to come.”
Delilah I is part of the five-phase Samson & Delilah solar portfolio. The company owns a majority interest in Samson I, a separate phase of the overall project.
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Here’s proof (as if any were needed) that Trump understands that he’s despised and knows that his claims that he’s “respected around the world” are total bullshit.
What Seneca said here is as true today as it was 2000 years ago.
When I was a boy, I predicted that the advancements of science would eventually put an end to religion, but it appears I was wrong.
Dwindling educational standards and pounding levels of propaganda have brought us to the point that 42% of Americans reject the scientific finding that human activity is causing climate change. These are probably the same idiots who believe that that vaccinations are dangerous.
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