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2. Singapore solar company plans major US manufacturing plant in ...

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   Singapore-based Maxeon Solar Technologies plans to build a major solar panel manufacturing plant in Albuquerque, pending approval of a loan application with the U.S. Department of Energy, the ...

3. Net metering in New Mexico - Wikipedia

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   That includes 85 MW of residential and commercial systems, and 316 MW of utility-scale generation scattered throughout the service territories of New Mexico’s public utilities and electric cooperatives.” [5] For all the installed solar capacity in the New Mexico, the Public Service Company of New Mexico accounts for around 41% of that.

4. Company that plans to build solar production facility in ...

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   Oct. 22—The company that plans to build a massive solar cell and panel facility at Albuquerque's Mesa del Sol has a new CEO. Maxeon Solar Technologies has named George Guo as its new chief ...

5. Eubank Landfill Solar Array - Wikipedia

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   The Eubank Landfill Solar Array is a photovoltaic power station in Albuquerque, New Mexico that consists of 1.0 MW AC of concentrator photovoltaics (CPV) and 1.0 MW AC of flat-panel silicon photovoltaics (PV). [1] It is the only utility-scale CPV system utilizing Suncore third-generation technology that is operational and grid-connected in the ...

6. $156M Solar for All grant aims to increase energy ...

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   Sep. 16—A cloudy and rainy Monday didn't dampen the spirits of the local, state and federal officials that gathered on Albuquerque's West Side to celebrate the $156 million New Mexico is getting ...

7. Solar power in New Mexico - Wikipedia

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   As of January 2012, no concentrated solar power (CSP) plants are currently planned for New Mexico since the addition of the first 6 MW in the state in 2011. Though NREL claims the state has the "technical potential" to install 4,860,000 MW of CSP covering 47% of the area of the state, at 2017 prices such a proposal would require a total overnight cost of $18,992,880,000,000 ($18 trillion), [11 ...