CleanCapital & Renewable IPP announce the completion of Alaska's largest solar project
NEW YORK and LAS VEGAS, Sept. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- CleanCapital, a diversified clean energy company, announced today at RE+ 2023 the addition of an 8.5 megawatt (MW) solar project in Houston, Alaska to its operating portfolio after a ribbon cutting ceremony on August 29, 2023 marked its interconnection to the local utility grid. The solar project—the largest ever built in the state—was developed and constructed by Renewable IPP (RIPP), an Alaska-based solar developer. CleanCapital provided financing for the project construction and serves as the long-term owner-operator of the site. In addition to construction financing, CleanCapital's investment funded RIPP's operations to accelerate the development of its pipeline in Alaska. Matanuska Electric Association (MEA) will purchase cost-competitive power from the project to benefit its members. The project was also supported by a loan from the Alaska Energy Authority (AEA).
- The solar project—the largest ever built in the state—was developed and constructed by Renewable IPP (RIPP) , an Alaska-based solar developer.
- CleanCapital provided financing for the project construction and serves as the long-term owner-operator of the site.
- "Since its inception, CleanCapital has been driven by a mission to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy.
- "We are thrilled at the cohesive partnerships formed among RIPP, CleanCapital, AEA, and MEA that resulted in the completion of this historic solar project," said Jennifer Miller, CEO at Renewable IPP.