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Black & Veatch Completes 150 MW Solar Project for Mitsui in Texas

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 29
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What happened

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Black & Veatch announced the successful completion of the “Three W Solar” project, a 150 MWdc utility-scale solar generation facility for Mitsui & Co. The facility, located near Hillsboro, Texas, achieved substantial completion and received ERCOT approval, allowing it to connect to the Texas power grid. This project represents Mitsui & Co.'s first utility-scale solar project in the U.S.

From poweronline.com

Why it matters

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The project strengthens Mitsui & Co.'s energy portfolio and contributes to Texas' growing generation capacity. Black & Veatch served as the engineering, procurement and construction contractor, delivering the solar generation facility and associated collector substation infrastructure.

From poweronline.com

Who's involved

  • Mitsui & Co.Client and owner of the utility-scale solar project
  • Black & VeatchEngineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor
  • TexasState where the solar generation facility is located

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Black & VeatchSpeculative

    Black & Veatch could see its revenue and portfolio strengthen due to the successful project completion.

  • Mitsui & Co.Speculative

    Mitsui & Co. may strengthen its energy portfolio through the achievement of its first utility-scale solar project in the U.S.

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