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A round-up of recent developments in the US, where EDF Renewables strikes a 22-year PPA in Nevada and First Solar announces senior leadership changes.

NextEra completes a project in South Carolina, Recurrent Energy closes a sale on a 74.8MW PV installation and Enel inks a 70MW VPPA with Clorox.

The Helios Infrastructure fund, a JV between Sol Systems and Nationwide, has completed the financing and construction of its first PV portfolio.

Facility now set to generate enough clean power to cut out 143,000 metric tons of greenhouse gases and power 25,000 households.

New Jersey-based power producer Soltage has acquired 14MW of contracted solar assets from renewables developer ReNew Petra. The power is earmarked for rural North Carolina communities.

The partnership will allow the regional developer to deploy 100MW of distributed solar annually in the US and expand its reach beyond the south-eastern US.

With its 150MW North Rosamond PV project coming online in June, Duke Energy has passed the 1GW threshold of utility-scale owned and operated solar facilities nationwide.

Coffee giant taps LevelTen platform to buy 146MW of solar and wind in North Carolina, Texas and the US Southwest, with plans for supply to begin in 2021.

German utility continues its foray into solar and onshore wind in North America.

PSEG Solar Source has purchased a pair of North Carolina PV projects that are being developed by BayWa r.e.