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Vesper Energy Achieves Milestone with 1 Million Solar Panels Installed at Hornet Project

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Vesper Energy Installs 1 Million Panels at Hornet Solar Project

IRVING, Texas, Dec. 10, 2024 — Vesper Energy is proud to announce the successful installation of over 1 million panels at its Hornet Solar project. With 1.36 million total panels to be installed as part of the Hornet Solar project, this milestone represents significant progress toward Vesper Energy’s work to complete one of the largest single-phase solar projects in the United States.

Located in Swisher County, Texas, the Hornet Solar project spans over six square miles and, once fully operational, will deliver 600 MWac of renewable energy — enough to power 160,000 homes annually.

“The milestone is a testament to the hard work and seamless coordination between our team, onsite members, and our EPC partner, Blattner Energy. This achievement brings us one step closer to realizing the full potential of Hornet Solar as a transformative renewable energy asset,” said Juan Suarez, Co-CEO at Vesper Energy.

The Hornet Solar project employs bifacial photovoltaic modules mounted on a single-axis tracking system, maximizing efficiency and energy output. The project interconnects to Oncor Electric’s transmission system in ERCOT and is contracted to provide power to four off-take partners through individual Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).

The project remains on track to reach full commercialization by the spring of 2025.

Vesper Energy focuses on providing innovative solutions to today’s complex energy challenges. With a team that has collectively delivered more than 10 GW of renewable energy projects globally, Vesper Energy’s development pipeline includes over 55 renewable energy and energy storage assets, boasting a generating capacity of 17 GW — enough to power more than 2 million homes. The company is committed to working with customers, communities, and business partners to develop, own, and operate renewable energy projects across the United States, with a goal to build better energy infrastructure.

Elliot Grant
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Elliot Grant is a tech-savvy business journalist with a sharp focus on Silicon Valley, emerging technologies, and the global economy. With a degree in Economics from Stanford University, Elliot has spent the last eight years tracking the rise of tech giants, covering major industry shifts, and interviewing leading innovators. His articles explore the intersection of technology and society, with a special interest in how artificial intelligence, automation, and tech-driven entrepreneurship are reshaping the future of work. Elliot's reporting is known for breaking down complex topics into accessible insights.

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