Revolve Renewable Power Corp issued an update on its 250-megawatt solar and battery storage Parker project in Arizona, which is currently in the mid-stage of development.
Work has been ongoing on the project for 18 months. The project is expected to have the capacity to provide electricity to an equivalent of around 300,000 homes. The company is targeting a ready-to-build timeline of 2024 for the project.
The project is managed by the Bureau of Land Management in La Paz County, Arizona, which granted its approval of the project for further review in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act in August of this year. The BLM is currently reviewing a biological resources study, and work is ongoing on cultural, paleo and surface water resource surveys.
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Revolve expects these studies to be completed in the first quarter of 2023, with any remaining studies completed by the end of the following quarter. Once completed, they will also be provided to the BLM for review.
Also in 2023, the company anticipates the completion of a phase one study by the Western Area Power Administration, which will dictate the next steps of the interconnection process. Interconnection refers to the project’s relationship with the electrical grid.
Vancouver-based Revolve develops utility-scale wind, solar and battery storage projects in the US and Mexico with a portfolio of nearly 3,600 megawatts (MW) under development.
The company’s Revolve Renewable Business Solutions installs and operates sub 20MW "behind the meter" distributed generation assets. Revolve Renewable Business Solutions currently has an operating portfolio of 2.85MW with an additional 6.2MW under construction phase.
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