Bridge Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of Bridge Investment Group Holdings Inc., in collaboration with Solaris Energy and WATTMORE, has launched a 1.8 MW solar and storage project at multiple facilities on the Rincon Reservation in San Diego County, CA. As per the company, this milestone follows nearly three years of detailed planning, design, grant writing, and finance modeling. The project, co-developed with Solaris Energy and WATTMORE, leverages incentives from the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act along with state and federal grants. Solaris Energy appreciates the Tribe’s support and acknowledges the significant contributions of Prosper Sustainability, Microgrid Initiatives, the Department of Energy, and the California Energy Commission in achieving this project on the Rincon Reservation.
Bridge Renewable Energy unveils 1.8 MW PV project in California
Nearly three years of meticulous planning, design, and financial modeling culminated in the successful launch of the Rincon Reservation solar project. (Image Credit: Pixabay)
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