Duffy Solar Case Study

Location: Matagorda County, Texas

Market: ERCOT

MW: 500 MWac

Technology: Solar

Year 1 KWH: 1,203,619,135

Start of Construction: October 2026

Commercial Operations Date: August 2028

Snapshot

The Duffy Solar Project is a 500MWac utility-scale solar facility located in Matagorda County, Texas within the ERCOT market. Construction will begin in October 2026, and the project is expected to reach commercial operations in August 2028. In its first year, the project will generate approximately 1,203,619 MWh of clean electricity - enough to power the equivalent needs of approximately 85,000 Texas homes annually - while creating approximately 500 construction jobs and delivering long-term clean energy to the Texas grid.

What's the project impact?

Pineview Solar will have a significant economic impact on the local community, with approximately $3 million in local property tax revenues over the next two decades. The project will also contribute to Georgia's clean energy goals and reduce the environmental impact of the state's energy supply.

80 MW

Utility-scale solar energy facility

$3 million

Local property tax revenue contributions
over the next two decades

13,000

Homes expected to be powered
across Georgia

23, 700, 000 lbs

Estimated carbon emissions
reductions per year

The Pineview project will generate over 202,000 MWh of energy annually, enough to power

15,500

Homes

42,500

Electric Vehicles

The solar farm will help reduce emissions by

127,000

Tonnes of CO2

27,600

gas powered vehicles

or the equivalent of

What's the project impact?

80 MW

Utility-scale solar energy facility

$3 million

Local property tax revenue contributions
over the next two decades

15,500

Homes expected to be powered
across Georgia

23, 700, 000 lbs

Estimated carbon emissions
reductions per year

The Pineview project will generate over

202,000 MWh

of energy annually, enough to power

42,500

Electric Vehicles

The solar farm will help reduce emissions by

127,000

Tonnes of CO2 or the equivalent of

27,600

gas powered vehicles

Impact on Community

Creating up to 500 construction jobs during peak construction and hiring locally where feasible

Hiring local TX sheep farmers for vegetation management

Hiring local TX beekepers (50 bee boxes on-site)

Estimated local property tax revenue contributions over the next 40 years: $73,540,246

Native
Reseeding

We are reseeding with drought-tolerant native and naturalized grasses and wildflowers adapted to the local coastal prairie ecosystem.

Wildlife-Friendly
Fencing

Perimeter fencing is designed to let small mammals pass underneath, supporting wildlife movement across the landscape.

Wetland and Pond
Stewardship

We protect and enhance existing on-site aquatic habitats, applying water quality safety standards during construction.

Habitat
Replacement

Bird boxes, bat houses, and nest platforms offset habitat disturbance during construction, giving displaced species new places to shelter and breed.

Third-Party
Environmental Expertise

We have engaged ecological consultants to guide our restoration planning.

This GPS-guided robot marks the exact spot for every steel post that will hold up the solar panels. It plants a pink pin at each location, so the crews that follow know precisely where to drive the posts.

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Duffy Solar Case Study

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