SunEdison Acquires Two 10 MW Ground-Mount Solar Projects From TransAlta
Sun Edison, a division of MEMC Electronic Materials Inc., announced on June 17 its purchase from TransAlsta of two ground-mount solar photovoltaic (PV) development projects in Ontario.
SunEdison will finance, build, own, operate, monitor and maintain the solar energy systems. The Ontario Power Authority will purchase the energy produced under the terms of Ontario’s RESOP and FIT programs, both enabled by Ontario’s Green Energy Act. This acquisition is part of SunEdison’s ongoing activities to accelerate the development of solar PV projects in Ontario.
“We are excited to have purchased these solar photovoltaic development projects,” said Jason Gray, Canada Country Manager for SunEdison. ”SunEdison has a successful record of utility-scale solar PV system installations. We have the proven ability to bring solar energy projects to fruition and to do so quickly, so that we can all enjoy a cleaner, greener Ontario.”
SunEdison will work with Hydro One, Greater Napanee officials, and the local community to begin construction on the RESOP project in early 2011.





