SunRocket Capital and Novel Energy Solutions have reinforced their collaborative efforts in advancing the energy transition by securing financing for a new solar project in Sidney, Maine. This development represents the latest in a series of projects backed by SunRocket Capital for Novel Energy Solutions, marking their fifth project together and contributing to over $28.8 million in funding for the developer's community solar initiatives across Maine and Minnesota. These projects, which are in various stages of development, aim to bring renewable energy to underserved regions, reflecting a broader commitment to sustainable energy solutions that benefit local communities and the environment. The financing enables the transition from construction to operation, highlighting the crucial role of structured financial support in the rollout of clean energy infrastructure.

In other market news, Hitachi (TSE:6501) was trading firmly up 13.5% and ending the day at ¥3,056. At the same time, Eurobank Ergasias Services and Holdings (ATSE:EUROB) trailed, down 10% to finish the session at €2.05.

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• Vistra (NYSE:VST) settled at $102.69 up 4.7%.
• First Solar (NasdaqGS:FSLR) finished trading at $130.05 up 1.1%.
• Tesla (NasdaqGS:TSLA) settled at $233.29 down 2.6%.

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