US-based Solar Alliance Energy Inc., a prominent solar solutions provider specializing in commercial and utility sectors, recently signed a contract valued at $3.7 million. This project involves designing, engineering, and installing solar systems across two Kentucky sites. Construction is set to commence in November 2024. The first site, a 553 kW installation, is expected to be operational by year-end 2024. Meanwhile, a second, larger 943 kW site is scheduled for completion by March 2025. Solar Alliance offers a turnkey approach, providing end-to-end solar energy solutions including assessment, design, engineering, installation, and project management. As per Solar Alliance, it tailors PV systems to meet the energy demands of diverse clients, including manufacturers, warehouses, retailers, and data centers.
Solar Alliance signs $3.7M solar project contract in Kentucky
With a turnkey approach, Solar Alliance plans two solar projects totaling 1.5 MW in Kentucky. (Image Source: Solar Alliance)
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