SunEdison and DRI Energy collaborate for 19MW of solar plants

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In a continuation of their already established partnership, SunEdison and DRI Energy have signed a channel partnership for the installation of 19MW of solar power plants in California, Hawaii and Arizona. SunEdison will finance solar deployment contracts assisted by DRI with commercial, government and utility clients. Additionally, SunEdison will own, operate, maintain and monitor the solar power plants, which are to be designed, engineered and constructed by DRI.

“SunEdison’s leadership position in the solar industry provides the experience and expertise customers require in today’s market,” said Steve Kelley, executive vice president, DRI Energy. “DRI looks forward to combining our outstanding execution capabilities with SunEdison’s financing excellence to provide the market with the highest quality of service.”

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