20-MW Solar Project Completed in California
July 2nd, 2012 by Zachary Shahan
Cupertino Electric has completed a 20-MW solar PV project in Huron, California for electric utility PG&E.
20 Megawatt solar farm engineered and constructed by Cupertino Electric for PG&E in Huron, Calif. (Photo: Business Wire)
The project was built in just 8 months and is now in commercial operation. This is “the third project that Cupertino Electric has built for PG&E under the utility’s five-year clean energy initiative.”
For more info, check out: Cupertino Electric Completes 20 Megawatt Solar Project for PG&E to Help Meet California Renewable Generation Goals or the CEI site.
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