“The 750MW project will represent one of the largest PV projects
on public lands in the Californian desert and will be developed, owned and
operated by McCoy Solar, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, on 1,780
hectares of land managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Riverside
County.
As part of the array, a
14.5-mile generation tie-in line and 2-acre switch yard connecting with
Southern California Edison’s Colorado River Substation will be built. During
peak construction, McCoy Solar believes that the project will hire 600 workers
and up to 20 workers during operations.
Output from the proposed
project is estimated to be enough to power around 200,000 Californian
households.”
PVTECH
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