CI Renewables has entered into an agreement with NJR Clean Energy Ventures (CEV) to jointly develop commercial and industrial projects in the mid-Atlantic region of the U.S.
The company specializes in developing industrial-scale solar power generation assets, with a focus on engineering, construction and operations. CEV is one of New Jersey’s largest solar owner/operators, currently maintaining a 470 MW installed capacity portfolio.
“We are delighted to partner with NJR Clean Energy Ventures to pursue the next stage in our development of large-scale solar projects,” says Joshua Smith, a CI Renewables managing partner. “CEV brings to CI a reliable and well capitalized partner with a deep background of construction and operations of solar projects.”
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CI Renewables, NJR Clean Energy Ventures Form Solar Development Partnership
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