GM announces largest clean-energy project with 300-megawatt Michigan solar developments
- GM announced its largest clean-energy project, comprising two Michigan solar facilities representing about $550 million in investment.
- NorthStar Clean Energy developed Branch Solar and Lake Iris Solar, with GM as the primary customer through a virtual power purchase agreement.
- The facilities have combined capacity of 300 megawatts, with 92% allocated to GM.
- Expected annual generation totals about 539,000 megawatt-hours, equivalent to electricity consumption at three Michigan assembly plants.
- Renewable energy credits from the projects will address emissions associated with electricity purchased for manufacturing operations.
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