Deriva Energy announces the launch of 175 MW Pike Solar in El Paso County, Colorado, the largest in the company’s portfolio. The plant will supply energy to Colorado Springs Utilities through a 17-year PPA, serving roughly 46,300 homes annually. Developed and constructed by JUWI, the plant covers 1,310 rural acres and engaged approximately 350 workers during peak construction.
Deriva Energy unveils 175 MW Pike Solar in Colorado
Deriva Energy, now responsible for 248 MW in Colorado, will co-manage Pike Solar with JUWI. Illustration from Deriva Energy.
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