• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Corporate News
  • Generation
  • Oil & Gas
  • Regulation
  • Renewable
    • Climate
    • Solar
    • Wind
  • Storage
  • Tech
  • T & D
Energy News Desk Logo

Energy News Desk

Energy News and Data

Rambler Solar Project Begins Commercial Operation

July 23, 2020 by Solar Industry Mag

Duke Energy Renewables, a subsidiary of Duke Energy, says its 200 MW AC Rambler Solar project in Tom Green County, Texas, has begun commercial operation.

The Rambler Solar project is the second 200 MW AC Texas solar facility that Duke Energy Renewables has brought online this year, bringing its total Texas solar portfolio to over 500 MW AC in operation. In early July, the company announced the commercial operation of its Holstein Solar project in Nolan County.

“We’re pleased to continue our expansion of solar energy resources in Texas, which is experiencing an increasing demand for power,” says Chris Fallon, president of Duke Energy Renewables. 

“The Rambler Solar project will bring significant economic benefit to the state and generate clean energy to meet the area’s growing energy needs,” he adds.

Duke Energy Renewables acquired the Rambler Solar project in September 2019 from Recurrent Energy, a subsidiary of Canadian Solar Inc.

The energy generated from the Rambler Solar project is being sold to a customer under a 15-year agreement. The 200 MW AC project, spanning approximately 1,700 acres west of San Angelo, Texas, contains more than 733,000 Canadian Solar high-efficiency bifacial modules.

The facility’s construction was performed by Signal Energy. Duke Energy Renewables will provide long-term operations and maintenance services to the project.

The project employed approximately 400 workers during peak construction. Along with indirect economic benefits that accompany solar project development – such as increased local spending in the service and construction industries – Rambler will also directly provide several million dollars to Tom Green County and to the local school district over the 40-year life of the project.

Filed Under: Renewable, Solar

Primary Sidebar

Join The Daily Charge

This week's top 5 stories in your inbox. No spam ever.

Trending

  • NV Energy Receives PUCN Approval for Solar+Storage Projects
  • Apex Clean Energy Serves Up Renewable PPAs to McDonald’s
  • Michigan proposal’s reliance on fossil fuel money splits environmentalists
  • Solar Support Launches Predictive, Corrective Inverter Program
  • Anumar Names Delta as String Inverter Supplier for German PV Project
  • Orsted, PGE Partner on Baltic Sea Offshore Wind Projects
  • Politico Alaska mine ‘cannot be permitted,’ Trump administration rules in major reversal
  • CPS Energy Issues RFP Seeking Solar, Energy Storage
  • Point Load Power Launches the PV Booster Gen 2
  • Energy Usage Recovering from Pandemic Dip

Footer

Trending

  • NV Energy Receives PUCN Approval for Solar+Storage Projects
  • Apex Clean Energy Serves Up Renewable PPAs to McDonald’s
  • Michigan proposal’s reliance on fossil fuel money splits environmentalists
  • Solar Support Launches Predictive, Corrective Inverter Program
  • Anumar Names Delta as String Inverter Supplier for German PV Project

Recent

  • Quick Tips To A Sustainable Future
  • Stem Provides Smart Energy Storage Solutions to Today’s Power
  • EIA's AEO2021 shows U.S. energy-related CO2 emissions rising after the mid-2030s
  • Homeowners associations still a barrier for some would-be solar customers
  • Commentary: With open standards, U.S. can build EV charging infrastructure faster

Search

Contact Us

Write For Us

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Copyright © 2023 · EnergyNewsDesk.com