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Duke Energy Renewables has begun operation of ts 200-megawatt Rambler Solar project in Tom Green County.
“We’re pleased to continue our expansion of solar energy resources in Texas, which is experiencing an increasing demand for power,” Chris Fallon, president of Duke Energy Renewables, said in a press release. “The Rambler Solar project will bring significant economic benefit to the state and generate clean energy to meet the area’s growing energy needs.”
The Rambler Solar project joins another Texas solar facility that the company brought online in 2020. Moreover, the two facilities earmark the company's total Texas solar duties to over 500-megawatt facilities in operation.
“Texas is one of the largest and fastest-growing solar markets in the U.S., where the energy landscape is changing rapidly," Dr. Shawn Qu, chairman and CEO of Canadian Solars said. "We are proud to partner with Duke Energy Renewables in the Rambler Solar project to provide clean, affordable and reliable energy to local communities and look forward to contributing more high-quality solar projects in this important market.”
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