PureSky Energy has acquired a 2.47 MW solar project in Potomac, Maryland, in collaboration with Chaberton Energy Holdings, Inc., marking its foray into Maryland’s solar market. The project’s unique aspect lies in employing the Erthos mounting system, which lays flat on the ground. This not only minimizes visual impact on surrounding areas but also optimizes land use, enabling a larger MW capacity per acre. With this, the company expects to set a new benchmark for efficiency and community integration in solar installations.
PureSky Energy acquires Maryland solar project
PureSky Energy’s acquisition of Potomac project signals expansion into new markets. (Image Credit: PureSky Energy).
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