Wrap up: Second developer picked for SRS solar, DOE sites honored for sustainability, more

The Department of Energy has chosen Ameresco for a potential second solar power project at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina as part of the agency’s Cleanup to Clean Energy Initiative.
In a Thursday press release, DOE said it has picked Ameresco to enter…

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