Plenitude has signed an agreement with EDP Renováveis to purchase an 80% equity stake in a portfolio of operational PV plants located in the U.S.
The Cattlemen in Texas, Timber Road in Ohio and Blue Harvest in Ohio parks have a total installed capacity of 340 MWac. The company’s share covers an area of more than 1,500 hectares and is expected to generate more than 800 GWh annually.
“This transaction represents Plenitude’s entry into the PJM1 energy market in Ohio with already operational, medium to large size projects and consolidates the company’s presence in Texas,” says Plentitude CEO Stefano Goberti. ”The agreement allows Plenitude to reach over 1.2 GW of installed capacity in the U.S., contributing to the goal of reaching 7 GW worldwide by 2026.”
Plenitude currently has an approximate installed 3 GW capacity from renewable sources.
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If you believe that a loving God has a plan for you, and is steadily guiding you towards happiness, then you disagree with the assertion here.
The rest of us are forced to admit that the universe is cooly indifferent to us and the outcome of our lives here on Earth.
This doesn’t mean, btw, that our lives are meaningless, but it does compel us to create our own meaning as we make our choices as we go along.
Another point to be made here is that there is no “galactic cavalry” that is going to come charging in, guns ablazing, to save us from the criminal insanity of the Trump administration.
Mark Kelly, like the vast majority of his fellow Americans, wishes to see Trump removed from office, as the president is clearly criminally insane.
That doesn’t make him, or any of the rest of us, guilty of sedition.
One has to admire the Pope and how he’s trying to bring peace to our world.
It’s a shame this flies in the teeth of the aims of Donald Trump, the most powerful person on Earth, whose personal success depends on fostering division and hatred.
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