Pine Gate Renewables commissions 101 MW Bowman solar project in Orangeburg County
Pine Gate Renewables has commissioned its 101 MW Bowman Solar Project in Orangeburg County, South Carolina, USA.
Construction on the 849,840-panel project began in the second quarter of 2019. It will generate enough energy to power approximately 14,413 homes.
Financing for the Bowman Solar project was provided by John Hancock, CIT, and US Bank. Carbon Solutions Group is purchasing the Renewable Energy Certificates generated by the Bowman project through 2029.
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