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AMEC develops two solar plants for Duke Energy Generation

AMEC develops two solar plants for Duke Energy Generation

Location:Ajo and Bagdad, Arizona
Client:Duke Energy Generation
Scope:Technology selection, engineering, procurement, construction and operations and maintenance
Date:2011

AMEC was engaged by Recurrent Energy to provide development, engineering, procurement and construction for a 4.5 megawatt photovoltaic solar plant to be built at the project site in Ajo, Arizona. As well, AMEC also provided development, engineering, procurement and construction for a 15 megawatt photovoltaic solar plant that was built in Bagdad, Arizona. These two projects were both sold to Duke Energy Generation Services.
 
The facilities in Ajo and Bagdad will use polycrystalline solar modules and horizontal tracking technology. The facilities will be maintained by AMEC using an AMEC designed and installed SCADA network. The plants also include a controls building and spare parts storage. The scope of the projects included technology selection, engineering, procurement, construction and operations and maintenance of the turnkey photovoltaic solar generating facility. We used our in-house solar expertise to optimise the systems given non-typical site constraints and created a generation profiles to optimise project returns.