Recurrent Energy Develops Rosamond 1 and Rosamond 2

Photo: Rosamond 1 and Rosamond 2
CREDIT: Recurrent Energy

Recurrent Energy, a subsidiary of Canadian Air “developed and constructed the Rosamond 1 and Rosamond 2 projects near the town of Rosamond, located in Southern California. Electricity generated from the projects will be delivered to two different offtakers, including Southern California Edison (SCE). Rosamond 1 and 2 are part of a six project portfolio acquired by Google and KKR in late 2013 and reached commercial operation in the same time frame. Google and KKR previously partnered in 2011 to invest in a four project portfolio totaling 88 MW near Sacramento, CA…” (Read portfolio overview via Recurrent Energy)

 

 

Mojave-Rosamond Mines

Gold Districts of California

MOJAVE-ROSAMOND

“Location. The Mojave-Rosamond district is in southeastern Kern County. The gold deposits are associated with the five prominent buttes south of the town of Mojave and west and north of the town of Rosamond.

History. Gold was discovered in the Yellow Rover vein on Standard Hill by George Bowers in 1894, and soon afterward other discoveries were made. Activity continued until about 1910 but waned over the next 20 years. The Cactus Queen mine was discovered in 1934, and from 1931 until 1941 mining was done in the district on a major scale. The mines were shut down during World War II, but there has been some activity since. The Tropico mine is now an historical museum and a popular tourist attraction. The district is estimated to have had a total gold and silver output valued at $23 million” (Full Story via Explore.Museumca.org).