Tag: million
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MIGA Provides $23.5 Million Guarantee For Tunisia’s First Privately Financed Solar Power Plant
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The Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA) issues a $23.5 million guarantee to AMEA Power for the development of Tunisia’s first large-scale privately financed solar power plant, supporting the country’s renewable […] The post MIGA Provides $23.5 Million Guarantee For Tunisia’s First Privately Financed Solar Power Plant appeared first on SolarQuarter.
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EBRD Invests €12.2 Million In Solar Power Plants To Boost Romania’s Renewable Energy Goals
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has committed €12.2 million to support the construction of two new solar power plants in Romania’s Dolj County. This investment is part […] The post EBRD Invests €12.2 Million In Solar Power Plants To Boost Romania’s Renewable Energy Goals appeared first on…
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Cyprus Re-Announces €20 Million Grant Scheme For Energy Upgrades
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The Council of Ministers has approved the re-announcement of the “Sponsorship Plan to Encourage Energy Upgrades by Local Self-Governing Authorities and Wider Public Sector Entities,” initially launched in 2022. The […] The post Cyprus Re-Announces €20 Million Grant Scheme For Energy Upgrades appeared first on SolarQuarter.
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Origis Energy Secures $71 Million in Tax Equity Financing from U.S. Bancorp for Rice Creek Solar Project in Florida
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Origis Energy announced the close of $71 million in tax equity financing with U.S. Bancorp Impact Finance, a subsidiary of U.S. Bank and one of the nation’s most active renewable […] The post Origis Energy Secures $71 Million in Tax Equity Financing from U.S. Bancorp for Rice Creek Solar Project…
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The U.S. DOE Announces $30 Million Funding For Tribal Clean Energy Projects
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs has announced plans to release two Notices of Intent (NOIs) for a total of $30 million in […] The post The U.S. DOE Announces $30 Million Funding For Tribal Clean Energy Projects appeared first on SolarQuarter.
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The U.S. DOE Announces $190 Million For School Energy Upgrades To Enhance Learning Environments
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has unveiled a major investment as part of the Biden-Harris administration’s Investing in America agenda. The 2024 Renew America’s Schools Prize and Grant, a […] The post The U.S. DOE Announces $190 Million For School Energy Upgrades To Enhance Learning Environments appeared first on…
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BingoPlus donates P15 million to worthy causes
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Comprehensive sports and entertainment platform BingoPlus celebrated BingoPlus Day Cebu Carnival by granting P15 million worth of donations to worthy causes. The company’s acts of generosity were driven by its desire to give back to important communities in the country amid trying times. Out of the P15-million donation, the BingoPlus…
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U.S. Department Of Energy Funds $41 Million For Innovative Renewable Energy Solutions
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has unveiled a $41 million funding initiative for 14 groundbreaking projects aimed at advancing Renewables-to-Liquids (RtL) technologies. These projects are designed to convert renewable […] The post U.S. Department Of Energy Funds $41 Million For Innovative Renewable Energy Solutions appeared first on SolarQuarter.
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EU Approves €998 Million Dutch Scheme To Boost Renewable Hydrogen Production
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The European Commission has approved a significant €998 million Dutch scheme designed to enhance renewable hydrogen production, marking a key step in the EU’s efforts to achieve its climate goals […] The post EU Approves €998 Million Dutch Scheme To Boost Renewable Hydrogen Production appeared first on SolarQuarter.
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New Report Projects 3.3 Million Green Jobs For Africa By 2030
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A new report titled “Forecasting Green Jobs in Africa,” published by Shortlist and FSD Africa with analysis from the Boston Consulting Group, reveals significant growth potential in Africa’s green job […] The post New Report Projects 3.3 Million Green Jobs For Africa By 2030 appeared first on SolarQuarter.