Cleanleaf Energy, formerly Borrego O&M, has announced new utility-scale projects totaling 350 MW in Georgia and Pennsylvania. These projects will be supported by Cleanleaf’s Realtime Operations Center (ROC) in Dallas, which is crucial for providing service and operational support. The ROC ensures prompt client response, maintaining reliability and performance. Cleanleaf’s extensive distributed generation footprint across 27 states and its expanding utility-scale portfolio signify a promising future for efficient O&M services in the solar industry. Additionally, Cleanleaf’s GRIDInsite customer portal offers clients an intuitive interface for real-time service updates and reporting, showcasing Cleanleaf’s commitment to excellence.
Cleanleaf Energy expands utility-scale solar operations
Cleanleaf Energy’s Realtime Operations Center in Dallas will support newly acquired projects, ensuring efficient service and operational support. (Image Credit: Cleanleaf Energy)
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