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Our Energy segment has secured several projects with a combined value of approximately $1.2 billion throughout Q2 and Q3. The projects entail $1.1 billion in utility-scale solar work and $100 million for the expansion of multiple combustion gas turbine generators. “We continue to see strong demand in our utility-scale solar and natural gas generation solutions driven by a growing need for power generation and the strength of our customer relationships. The solar awards include about 800 MWh of battery energy storage systems, demonstrating progress toward our strategic goal to expand our solar offering and provide a comprehensive solution for our clients,” said Tom McCormick, our president and chief executive officer. #ThePowerOfPrimoris $PRIM Read more: https://lnkd.in/gRDRDuTp

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Visual Primer: More States Embrace Alternatives to Net Metering Amid Growing Penetration of Solar. The net metering policy landscape continues to change as customer-sited generation expands. More states are shifting from traditional net metering to implement new rate structures. Over the last year, California, Arkansas, and North Carolina have adopted revisions to the policy. Net energy metering (NEM), which credits customer generators for grid-exported power, has been a key component of the policy framework to spur investment in customer-sited renewable energy facilities, including solar and energy storage systems. The post Visual Primer: More States Embrace... https://lnkd.in/gi7aruYG

Visual Primer: More States Embrace Alternatives to Net Metering Amid Growing Penetration of Solar. The net metering policy landscape continues to change as customer-sited generation expands. More states are shifting from traditional net metering to implement new rate structures. Over the last year, California, Arkansas, and North Carolina have adopted revisions to the policy. Net energy metering (NEM), which credits customer generators for grid-exported power, has been a key component of the policy framework to spur investment in customer-sited renewable energy facilities, including solar and energy storage systems. The post Visual Primer: More States Embrace... https://lnkd.in/gi7aruYG

Visual Primer: More States Embrace Alternatives to Net Metering Amid Growing Penetration of Solar. The net metering policy landscape continues to change as customer-sited generation expands. More states are shifting from traditional net metering to implement new rate structures. Over the last year, California, Arkansas, and North Carolina have adopted revisions to the policy. Net energy metering (NEM), which credits customer generators for grid-exported power, has been a key component of the policy framework to spur investment in customer-sited renewable energy facilities, including solar and energy storage systems. The post Visual Primer: More States Embrace... https://lnkd.in/gi7aruYG

Visual Primer: More States Embrace Alternatives to Net Metering Amid Growing Penetration of Solar. The net metering policy landscape continues to change as customer-sited generation expands. More states are shifting from traditional net metering to implement new rate structures. Over the last year, California, Arkansas, and North Carolina have adopted revisions to the policy. Net energy metering (NEM), which credits customer generators for grid-exported power, has been a key component of the policy framework to spur investment in customer-sited renewable energy facilities, including solar and energy storage systems. The post Visual Primer: More States Embrace... https://lnkd.in/gi7aruYG

Visual Primer: More States Embrace Alternatives to Net Metering Amid Growing Penetration of Solar. The net metering policy landscape continues to change as customer-sited generation expands. More states are shifting from traditional net metering to implement new rate structures. Over the last year, California, Arkansas, and North Carolina have adopted revisions to the policy. Net energy metering (NEM), which credits customer generators for grid-exported power, has been a key component of the policy framework to spur investment in customer-sited renewable energy facilities, including solar and energy storage systems. The post Visual Primer: More States Embrace... https://lnkd.in/gi7aruYG

Visual Primer: More States Embrace Alternatives to Net Metering Amid Growing Penetration of Solar. The net metering policy landscape continues to change as customer-sited generation expands. More states are shifting from traditional net metering to implement new rate structures. Over the last year, California, Arkansas, and North Carolina have adopted revisions to the policy. Net energy metering (NEM), which credits customer generators for grid-exported power, has been a key component of the policy framework to spur investment in customer-sited renewable energy facilities, including solar and energy storage systems. The post Visual Primer: More States Embrace... https://lnkd.in/gi7aruYG