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Touted as Hawaii's future largest battery-backed solar farm, AES Distributed Energy Inc. announced Oct. 25 that it will partner with SunPower Corp. on a project that aims to take a big bite out of Kauai's carbon footprint and could play an important role in shaping the island's strategy to reach 100% renewable energy. The 28-MW solar photovoltaic system, coupled with 20 MW of five-hour energy storage, is underpinned by a 25-year power purchase agreement with...