Rollout of new National Grid Renewables brand emphasizes the important role renewable energy will play in the company’s efforts to decarbonize the energy system.
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North Rock Solar anticipated to begin operation in 2022 and will bring economic benefits to local and Wisconsin state economies.
The Crocker Community Fund will receive an estimated ~$40,000 per year for 20 years – ~$800,000 total – in local charitable funding.
MiSolar, a 40 MW solar portfolio, estimated to power 8,000 Michigan homes and offset CO2 emissions by 50,000 metric tons annually.
Unbridled Solar, 160 MW MISO solar project, is located in Henderson and Webster Counties, KY and estimated to enter operations in 2023.
Hear directly from community members and landowners about why they choose to work with National Grid Renewables, formerly known as Geronimo Energy, and what makes their experience working with National Grid Renewables unique and mutually beneficial.
National Grid Renewables, formerly known as Geronimo Energy, celebrates its Crocker Wind Farm with community members, landowners and project partners. Crocker Wind Farm will contribute significant tax revenue for the local and state economies, as well create new construction and long-term permanent jobs.
On August 13, 2019, National Grid Renewables, formerly known as Geronimo Energy, hosted a celebration event for the Crocker Wind Farm, a wind energy project located in Clark County, South Dakota. Community members, landowners and project partners were all in attendance.
National Grid Renewables’ (formerly known as Geronimo Energy) customer, Prinsco Inc., discusses how its contract for solar energy helped the company save on energy costs and facilitate investment in other parts of their business.
National Grid Renewables (formerly known as Geronimo Energy) customer, Cargill, talks about its first Virtual Power Purchase Agreement (VPPA) at the Crocker Wind Farm in South Dakota as one way it is achieving its sustainability goals.