US-headquartered Dimension Energy completed the largest third party-owned community solar project in the US, a 44 MW facility in Inyokern, California. The project spanned 130 acres and served over 2,000 residential and commercial subscribers. Backed by $100 million in financing from Silicon Valley Bank, National Bank of Canada, Comerica, and NT Solar, the project also supported renewable energy commitments from AT&T and Crown Castle. Beneficiaries included renters, municipal facilities in Long Beach and Corona, and organizations like Redwood Family Care Network. It provided $18 million in energy savings and eliminated 21,667 metric tons of CO2 annually.
Dimension Energy’s 44 MW solar project powers California
The $100 million Inyokern solar project supports 2,000+ households, businesses, and community organizations like Redwood Family Care Network. (Image Source: Dimension Energy)
The Anson 2 solar project will create over 300 jobs during construction and generate $56M in local tax revenues. (Image Source: ENGIE)
BrightNight’s 115 MW hybrid project in Maharashtra powers 230,000 homes, cutting emissions by 225,000 tons annually. (Image Source: BrightNight)
Savion’s 111 MW solar project in Kentucky powers 18,500 homes, transforming reclaimed mine land into a clean energy hub. (Image Source: SavionEnergy)
The project integrates solar PV, geothermal, and electric heat pumps, cutting grid energy use and fossil fuel reliance by over 50%. (Image Source: Ameresco)