Hanwha Qcells wins EPC contract for the largest renewable energy complex in the U.S. 2.8GW EPC contract
Hanwha Qcells 10 announced that it had won the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the entire Atlas Energy Park in La Paz County, Arizona, and had finalized the sale of some assets. The project, 2.8GW of solar power and 5.7GWh of energy storage system capacity, is scheduled for completion by 2028.
Hanwha Solutions Qcells division (Hanwha Qcells) 10 announced that it had won the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for Atlas Energy Park, which is being developed in Arizona, U.S. The company said it had also finalized the sale of some of the project's assets in connection with the contract.
Atlas Energy Park is a multi-purpose renewable energy complex being developed in La Paz County, Arizona, U.S. The complex consists of a total of 14 projects combining solar power and energy storage systems (ESS).
The site covers 63.66㎢. This is approximately 22 times the area of Yeouido.
The total installed solar capacity within the complex is 2.8GW, and the operator is targeting completion by 2028.
The total storage capacity of the energy storage system (ESS) is 5.7GWh.
Hanwha Qcells said it will take sole responsibility for the EPC of all projects within Atlas Energy Park. The company has finalized the sale of some assets, thereby streamlining the project structure.
According to reports, once completed, Atlas Energy Park is expected to become one of the largest renewable energy complexes being developed in the United States.