As Refinery Shutdowns Loom, Green Rain Energy (OTC: $GREH) Heads California's $50 Billion Clean Energy Push
Green Rain Energy (OTC: GREH) announces strategic positioning in California's expanding clean energy market, which represents over $50 billion in investment opportunities by 2030. The company's expansion aligns with California's mandate requiring 100% clean electricity by 2045 and comes amid imminent refinery closures that could push fossil fuel prices above $8 per gallon by next year.
The company is capitalizing on initiatives like the Fast Charge California Project, a $55 million incentive program covering up to 100% of EV fast charger installation costs. CEO Alfredo Papadakis confirmed increased investor allocations for California projects, including a solar farm project in San Diego County currently in late-stage negotiations.
Green Rain Energy (OTC: GREH) annuncia un posizionamento strategico nel fiorente mercato dell'energia pulita della California, che offre oltre $50 miliardi di opportunità di investimento entro il 2030. L'espansione dell'azienda è in linea con l'obiettivo della California di garantire elettricità 100% pulita entro il 2045 e arriva in un momento in cui la chiusura imminente di raffinerie potrebbe far salire il prezzo dei combustibili fossili oltre i $8 al gallone già dal prossimo anno.
L'azienda sfrutta iniziative come il Fast Charge California Project, un programma di incentivi da $55 milioni che può coprire fino al 100% dei costi di installazione dei caricabatterie rapidi per veicoli elettrici. Il CEO Alfredo Papadakis ha confermato un aumento delle allocazioni degli investitori per progetti in California, tra cui un impianto solare nella contea di San Diego attualmente in fase avanzata di trattativa.
Green Rain Energy (OTC: GREH) anuncia su posicionamiento estratégico en el creciente mercado de energía limpia de California, que representa más de $50 mil millones en oportunidades de inversión para 2030. La expansión de la compañía se alinea con el mandato de California de lograr electricidad 100% limpia para 2045 y se produce en un contexto de cierres inminentes de refinerías que podrían elevar los precios de los combustibles fósiles por encima de $8 por galón el próximo año.
La empresa está aprovechando iniciativas como el Fast Charge California Project, un programa de incentivos de $55 millones que puede cubrir hasta el 100% de los costos de instalación de cargadores rápidos para vehículos eléctricos. El CEO Alfredo Papadakis confirmó un aumento en las asignaciones de los inversores para proyectos en California, incluido un parque solar en el condado de San Diego que se encuentra en negociaciones avanzadas.
Green Rain Energy (OTC: GREH)는 2030년까지 500억 달러 이상의 투자 기회가 예상되는 캘리포니아의 확대되는 청정에너지 시장에서 전략적 입지를 발표했습니다. 회사의 확장은 캘리포니아가 요구하는 2045년까지 100% 청정 전력 목표와 일치하며, 다가오는 정유공장 폐쇄로 인해 내년 초까지 화석연료 가격이 갤런당 $8를 넘길 수 있는 상황에서 이뤄졌습니다.
회사는 전기차 급속충전기 설치 비용을 최대 100% 지원하는 $5,500만 규모의 인센티브 프로그램인 Fast Charge California Project와 같은 계획을 활용하고 있습니다. CEO 알프레도 파파다키스는 샌디에이고 카운티의 태양광 발전소 프로젝트를 포함해 캘리포니아 프로젝트에 대한 투자자 배정이 늘어났다고 확인했으며, 해당 태양광 프로젝트는 현재 협상 막바지 단계에 있습니다.
Green Rain Energy (OTC: GREH) annonce son positionnement stratégique sur le marché croissant des énergies propres en Californie, qui représente plus de 50 milliards de dollars d'opportunités d'investissement d'ici 2030. L'expansion de la société s'inscrit dans l'objectif de la Californie visant 100 % d'électricité propre d'ici 2045 et intervient alors que des fermetures de raffineries imminentes pourraient pousser le prix des combustibles fossiles au-delà de 8 $ le gallon dès l'année prochaine.
L'entreprise mise sur des initiatives comme le Fast Charge California Project, un programme d'incitations de 55 millions de dollars pouvant couvrir jusqu'à 100 % des coûts d'installation de bornes de recharge rapide pour véhicules électriques. Le PDG Alfredo Papadakis a confirmé une augmentation des allocations des investisseurs pour des projets en Californie, y compris un parc solaire dans le comté de San Diego actuellement en phase avancée de négociation.
Green Rain Energy (OTC: GREH) gibt seine strategische Ausrichtung auf Kaliforniens wachsenden Markt für saubere Energie bekannt, der bis 2030 über $50 Milliarden an Investitionsmöglichkeiten bieten soll. Die Expansion des Unternehmens steht im Einklang mit Kaliforniens Vorgabe für 100% sauberen Strom bis 2045 und erfolgt vor dem Hintergrund bevorstehender Raffinerieschließungen, die die Preise für fossile Brennstoffe bis zum nächsten Jahr über $8 pro Gallone treiben könnten.
Das Unternehmen nutzt Initiativen wie das Fast Charge California Project, ein $55 Millionen schweres Anreizprogramm, das bis zu 100% der Installationskosten für Schnellladegeräte für Elektrofahrzeuge abdecken kann. CEO Alfredo Papadakis bestätigte erhöhte Investorenallokationen für Projekte in Kalifornien, darunter ein Solarkraftwerk in San Diego County, das sich derzeit in fortgeschrittenen Verhandlungen befindet.
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PASADENA, CA / ACCESS Newswire / September 11, 2025 / Green Rain Energy Holdings Inc. (OTC PINK:GREH) an ESCO company, announces its infrastructure growth plans for California as an estimated
Oil Refinery Closures Spurring Capital Opportunities
The imminent closure of two California refineries is what is fueling the new push for EV and grid upgrades statewide. Industry insiders predict that if consumption rates remain as they are, fossil fuel rates could rise well above
CEO Alfredo Papadakis described the inflection point:
"The momentum is real, and it's building quickly. For years, we have been laying the groundwork - securing sites, building relationships, and preparing our infrastructure. Now, as billions of dollars flow into California's clean energy market, Green Rain is ready to deliver. We aren't just participating in this shift; we are leading it."
Green Rain Energy is positioned to capture a share of this accelerating market. The Company's investor pool has confirmed an increase in allocations to California projects, including a solar farm project In San Diego County which is in late-stage negotiations. This allows Green Rain to fast-track utility-scale solar, distributed generation, and advanced energy storage projects across multiple prime locations.
About Green Rain Energy:
Green Rain Energy Holdings Inc. is a renewable energy development company focused on advancing sustainable power solutions. Through strategic partnerships, scalable infrastructure, and a diversified project pipeline, the Company is dedicated to delivering long-term value for shareholders while supporting the transition to a clean energy economy.
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