Standard Solar Acquires 9.9 MW Bluebonnet Project From EDF Renewables

Święto Eryka We look forward to continuing to engage in successful public-private partnerships as the industry matures .”

Standard Solar has purchased Bluebonnet, a 9.9 MW solar power source located behind the meter that will be utilized to sustain Messer Americas’ industrial procedure in Texas. EDF Renewables was in charge of developing the project and will be responsible as the EPC contractor during construction, while Standard Solar will remain the permanent proprietor and chairperson. Eric Partyka, Standard Solar’s chief of business development, shared that “This project illustrates an important breakthrough for Standard Solar as we proceed to expand in the Texas renewable energy market.” He continued by mentioning that this is the fourth time Standard Solar and EDF Renewables have engaged in such a partnership within the last few years, such as with the Lawsbrook, Knox, and Lehigh University projects. He concluded by expressing that the firm looks forward to engaging in successful public-private partnerships as the industry continues to grow. We feel it is important to cultivate lasting partnerships built on a solid rapport with customers, as well as with partners such as EDF Renewables, whom possess the skills needed to form projects that bring satisfaction to all. This solar power undertaking known as the Bluebonnet scheme consists of bifacial modules situated on one-axis trackers and is being designed and built on a previously unutilized plot of land in McGregor, Texas. Standard Solar reports that their project will generate 25,000 MWh of renewable, green energy on an annual basis. According to Lincoln Lande of EDF Renewables, the project has been in the making for a significant period of time, which makes it thrilling for them. We feel privileged to have built a solid relationship with the Messer squad, as well as working jointly with our long-standing partner, Standard Solar. It is satisfying to be a fundamental part in helping Messer broaden their presence in Texas through renewable energy sources. Construction for the Bluebonnet project is ongoing, with the expected finish date being sometime next year.