What is the latest status of the project “Texas Solar”?

The status recorded for “Texas Solar” is completed.

Who are the main government, EPC, and private stakeholders for “Texas Solar”?

Taiyo maps the stakeholders of “Texas Solar”: EPCs/contractors (McCarthy Building Companies).

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Texas Solar

Sector: Commercial • Location: Fort Stockton, Texas, United States

Source: McCarthy Building Companies

Project

Completed

McCarthy served as EPC and constructed a 1,600-acre, 212-MWdc single-axis tracking photovoltaic solar facility in Texas. The plant consists of 680,000 solar modules, 64 inverter skids, 8,500 single axis tracker rows, and 100,000 driven pile foundations. McCarthy was also responsible for site and electrical engineering, a 138kV substation, distribution line and array construction, self-performed pi

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The project “Texas Solar” is an infrastructure initiative in the Commercial sector, located in Fort Stockton, Texas, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from McCarthy Building Companies.

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Description

Description	McCarthy served as EPC and constructed a 1,600-acre, 212-MWdc single-axis tracking photovoltaic solar facility in Texas. The plant consists of 680,000 solar modules, 64 inverter skids, 8,500 single axis tracker rows, and 100,000 driven pile foundations. McCarthy was also responsible for site and electrical engineering, a 138kV substation, distribution line and array construction, self-performed pile driving, module installation, and tracker installation. The project generates enough solar power to meet the energy needs of approximately 30,000 homes.
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