Renewable power and reduction of carbon footprints are good business with the combination of cutting power costs and keeping regulators, customers, and investors happy with pro-green action.
Blackstone's company Legence, which claims to be "maximizing the efficiency of more than 1 billion square feet across 5,000+ buildings," has been on an acquisitions tear. One of its properties is Black Bear Energy, a self-described "a technology-enabled, commercial buyer's representative specializing in onsite renewable energy and cleantech services."
The latter has published its inaugural real estate solar leaderboards. Black Bear said that it tracks total megawattage deployed as well as asset types and will update its listings on a quarterly basis.
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