U.S. Energy completes its inaugural solar project at the Fort Worth, Texas terminal, covering 13,000 sq. ft. with 312 bifacial solar modules. Generating 185-195 MWh annually, it offsets 50% of the terminal’s electricity load. EnTech Solutions, a key partner, facilitated end-to-end project management, emphasizing sustainable and smart energy solutions. This marks the third collaboration between U.S. Energy and EnTech Solutions.
U.S. Energy powers up Fort Worth Terminal with first solar project
The Fort Worth solar field, spanning 13,000 square feet, comprises 312 400 W bifacial solar modules contributing to a 124.8 kW DC system. (Image Credit: U.S. Energy).
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