Stamford-headquartered Altus Power has expanded its clean energy portfolio by adding two solar projects in Pueblo, Colorado, with a combined capacity of 2.5 MW. These ground-mounted solar systems will generate clean electric power for local municipalities, including the City of Pueblo, Pueblo Community College, and Pueblo County School District, under the Altus Power Community Solar program. This initiative is also part of the Black Hills Energy Colorado community solar program. These projects will offset nearly 54,462 metric tons of carbon emissions over their lifespan.
Altus Power adds two PV projects in Colorado
The City of Pueblo and local institutions will receive clean electric power through Altus Power’s community solar program. (Photo Credit: Pixabay)
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