HES Renewables has completed the solar design and approvals for a commercial solar system atop San Diego’s renowned Ballast Point brewery. Partnering with real estate company H.G. Fenton, HES maximizes available roof space with a 1,032 kW system featuring 2,400 panels. This initiative adds to H.G. Fenton’s portfolio of solar-integrated properties and highlights HES’ expertise in catering to the energy needs of craft beverage companies. The installation aligns with a broader trend, as seen with previous solar projects at Harland Brewing Co and Boochcraft, emphasizing sustainability in the region’s brewing industry.
HES Renewables powers Ballast Point brewery
Craft brewer Ballast Point has partnered with HES Renewables for sustainable energy. (Image Credit: HES Renewables)
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