Erthos, a leading solar technology firm, has secured a 180 MW solar project master deal with Sky Community Solar in Texas. The agreement entails deploying Erthos‘ Earth Mount Solar technology across multiple projects ranging from 9 MW to 18 MW near major population centers. Sky Community Solar cited Earth Mount Solar’s standardized and modular design as pivotal in their decision, offering benefits such as faster installation, reduced materials, simplified maintenance, and optimized land use with minimal visual impact. Construction is slated to commence later this year, with the entire portfolio expected to be operational by the end of 2026.
Sky Community Solar selects Erthos for Texas projects
Sky Community Solar partners with Erthos for Texas ventures, leveraging Earth Mount Solar’s innovative approach. (Image Credit: Erthos).
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