Core Development Group of Mahwah, NJ to Sponsor RE+ Mid-Atlantic 2026 in Philadelphia

MAHWAH, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 8, 2026--

Core Development Group, a leader in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for complex energy projects, today announced the company will be sponsoring and exhibiting at RE+ Mid-Atlantic 2026, being held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia from August 11-13. The Core Development Group team is thrilled to join sustainable energy industry experts, innovators, independent power producers (IPPs), and thought leaders in the clean energy sector.

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This premier clean-energy event brings together buyers, suppliers, developers, and policymakers to explore regional trends in solar, energy storage, and grid modernization. Core Development Group will showcase their latest EPC services at Booth 908, offering attendees in-person discussions with subject matter experts about how their services are delivering energy and advancing the clean energy sector. The company also will be co-sponsoring the post-conference Networking Happy Hour on August 12.

"The RE+ Mid-Atlantic conference presents an opportunity for us to exchange ideas with industry leaders,” said Henry Cortes, CEO and Founder of Core Development Group. “The event attracts organizations that share our goal to help design and build new solutions as our country pursues sustainable energy to power domestic onshoring of U.S. manufacturing and data centers of the future. We are grateful to the commitment of RE+ and the other sponsors who have consistently supported the RE+ conferences to make them a continued success."

Core Development Group provides EPC services, industry-leading technical expertise, and vast experience that saves time and money. Independent Power Producers (IPPs) subcontract their EPC services to Core Development Group to gain a single point of accountability, leverage specialized technical expertise, mitigate project cost/scheduling risks, reduce administrative burdens, and ensure performance guarantees. This allows IPPs to focus on their main business of energy generation, while Core Development Group applies their expertise as a contractor with local insights to manage complex energy projects efficiently and effectively.

Working with the right teams is critical to success in the clean energy world. RE+ serves as a common ground for idea makers and industry leaders to connect with and learn from one another. Sharing ideas, challenges, and solutions makes for a stronger sustainable energy market that can grow and innovate more quickly, powering us into the future with clean energy.

About Core Development Group

Core Development Group is a trusted engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) partner for independent power producers (IPPs), energy generators, and asset owner’s large-scale energy projects, including onsite generation, solar, and battery storage that we build across the nation and beyond, including all major ISOs and utility areas. We focus efforts on large commercial, industrial, and utility-scale size projects, delivering end-to-end, turn-key solutions — from custom engineering to self-performed construction services to rigorous commissioning. Safety and quality assurance are integral to every phase, ensuring compliant project execution. Our premium EPC services and experienced approach reduce risks and deliver results with timely, efficient, and cost-effective execution. Our industry-leading O&M and asset management services ensure long-term performance and reliability. For more information, visit www.coredevusa.com.

About RE+

RE+ Events is the global event and association management organization specializing in the clean energy industry. Our flagship event, RE+ (formerly SPI), is the largest renewable energy event in North America. The RE+ Events portfolio also includes events within the U.S. focusing on trends and policies in specific states/regions, and international events that bring together clean energy leaders in up-and-coming markets across the world. Visit re-plus.events.

Core Development Group is sponsoring this year's RE+ Mid-Atlantic Conference in Philadelphia, August 12-13.

NEW DELHI (AP) — Rescue teams in the southern Indian state of Kerala raced to find five people still missing a day after heavy monsoon rains caused a deadly landslide, officials said.

The landslide killed at least three people working near a tunnel construction site in Wayanad district, a hill region known for its lush forests and rolling green landscapes.

Seven workers were also injured and are undergoing treatment in a hospital.

Authorities divided the area into zones as rescue crews, including disaster response teams and sniffer dogs, searched the region for missing despite heavy rain hampering operations, Devamanohar, a local police official, told reporters.

A video clip showed a huge mound of mud giving way in heavy rain, uprooting trees and sweeping away metal and fabric barricades around the tunnel construction site.

Kerala’s agriculture minister T. Siddique, who represents the area in the state legislature, told reporters it was "not a natural landslide but a man-made one caused by the unscientific dumping of earth” in comments carried by the Press Trust of India news agency. He alleged that construction debris was not cleared despite official warnings.

The construction company has denied responsibility, saying the landslide originated far above the work site, the news agency said.

Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.

Last year, cloudbursts, floods and landslides caused significant loss of life and property across India.

Experts say human-caused climate change is intensifying South Asia’s monsoons, which traditionally run from June to September and again from October to December. The rains, once predictable, now arrive in erratic bursts that dump extreme amounts of water in short periods, followed by dry spells.

Meanwhile, heavy monsoon rains battered parts of western and northern India, triggering floods and landslides. Rains have also swept across New Delhi and other northern states, bringing relief from the heat but leaving several areas waterlogged.

The India Meteorological Department has warned of heavier rainfall across northern India over the next three days.

This story has been updated to correct that T. Siddique is Kerala's agriculture, not home, minister.

This photograph released by the Kerala Public Relations department shows rescue operations after a landslide near Meppadi tunnel project in Wayanad, in the southern state of Kerala, India, Tuesday, July 7, 2026. (Kerala Public Relations department via AP)

This photograph released by the Kerala Public Relations department shows rescue operations after a landslide near Meppadi tunnel project in Wayanad, in the southern state of Kerala, India, Tuesday, July 7, 2026. (Kerala Public Relations department via AP)