Avangrid has reached 9 GW of installed capacity at its onshore wind and solar sites, with the company’s portfolio of 75 projects spread across 22 states.
The portfolio includes 8 GW of installed wind capacity and 1 GW of installed solar, including projects currently under construction.
“I am proud of the continued progress Avangrid is making to grow our renewable energy footprint nationwide, but we are not complacent,” says Pedro Azagra, Avangrid CEO.
“With a big pipeline of future renewable energy projects across the country, and a large fleet of onshore wind projects that is ripe for repowering, we remain steadfast in our commitment to accelerating the clean energy transition. In reaching this milestone, we are setting our sights on the next.”
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Wonder who this “patriot” voted for.
At left is how I feel about Trumpism. I may be limited in how I can go about preventing it from entering the world, but I’ll be damned if it will happen through me.
What we have at left is a continuation of the discussion: who is more disgusting? Trump or his voters?
It’s an open question.
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