nbridge Inc. joins forces with EDF Renewables for Fox Squirrel solar project

Enbridge Inc. commits to a 577MW solar project in Ohio, in partnership with EDF Renewables, to supply 118,000 homes with renewable energy.

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In an era when energy transition is becoming crucial, Enbridge Inc. a major player in the energy sector, takes a giant step forward in partnership with EDF Renewables. The Fox Squirrel project, located in Madison County, Ohio, marks a turning point in renewable energy production in the United States. The initiative calls for the construction of a ground-mounted solar facility, promising to deliver up to 577MW of renewable energy by the end of 2024.

Financial implications and strategic agreements

The first phase of the project, to be completed by the end of the year, aims to generate around 150MW of solar energy. With an initial investment of US$149 million by Enbridge, the project illustrates the company’s commitment to the energy transition. The project will be carried out in three phases, each of which will boost production capacity.

Local Impact and Community Benefits

The Fox Squirrel solar project is more than just a renewable energy project. It symbolizes a strategic shift for Enbridge, known for its activities in conventional energy infrastructure. However, this partnership with EDF Renewables is not only an expansion of Enbridge’s renewable energy operations, but also a consolidation of their strategic relationship.

Enbridge’s commitment to the Energy Transition

Matthew Akman, Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy and President of Enbridge’s Energy Sector, emphasizes the positive impact of the project. Not only does it promise to provide clean energy to around 118,000 homes in Ohio, it also helps create local jobs and increase tax revenues for Madison County.

Enbridge’s contribution to the energy transition is not limited to the Fox Squirrel project. Indeed, the company has a rich history of over a century in conventional energy infrastructure and two decades of experience in renewable energy. It is also committed to the development of new technologies, including hydrogen, renewable natural gas and carbon capture and storage.

Enbridge’s Fox Squirrel project in partnership with EDF Renewables represents an important milestone in North America’s energy transition. By offering clean, sustainable energy to thousands of homes, while contributing to local economic development, this project embodies the synergy between innovation, social responsibility and environmental commitment. It lays the foundations for a more sustainable energy future and shows the way forward for traditional energy companies.

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