High Shoals Solar Farm Substation

Location of Project Gastonia, North Carolina, USA Project Complete Year  2020 Project Scope The High Shoals Solar Farm, also known as High Shoals PV1, is a significant renewable energy project…
Location of Project Gastonia, North Carolina, USA
Project Complete Year  2020
Project Scope The High Shoals Solar Farm, also known as High Shoals PV1, is a significant renewable energy project – this utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) facility has a capacity of 16 megawatts (MW). The project spans approximately 78.34 acres, utilizing ground-mounted solar panels to harness solar energy efficiently. The facility is expected to generate around 24,320 megawatt-hours (MWh) of electricity annually, contributing substantially to the region’s clean energy supply. The project was constructed on the site of the former Briar Creek Golf Course, reflecting a strategic repurposing of land for sustainable energy production.
Rising Edge’s Scope of Work Rising Edge performed the full engineering, procurement, and construction for a greenfield 44/34.5kV substation which connected the solar farm to an existing interconnection switching station.
Voltage 44/34.5kV 
Service / Tags
  • EPC
  • Engineering 
  • Procurement
  • Construction 
  • Substation
  • Renewables
  • Commissioning 

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