US-based Adapture Renewables, Inc. announced the completion and commercial operation of a 67 MW utility-scale solar project in Hunt County, Texas. The facility, spanning 25 acres with over 130,000 solar modules, delivers approximately 120 GWh of clean electricity annually, enough to power 12,500 homes. Supporting a Fortune 50 corporate offtaker, the project aimed to meet growing electricity demand from data centers, AI, cloud computing, and EV charging. It reached commercial operation three months ahead of schedule under Adapture’s first VPPA. The construction created over 150 jobs and delivered $77 million in economic benefits to Hunt County.
Adapture Renewables operationalized 67 MW solar project in Texas
The Hunt County solar project addressed rising energy demand from data centers, AI, and EVs, succeeding through a VPPA. (Image Source: Business Wire)
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