O&M firm IHI Power Services Corp. has been tapped by Doral Renewables to provide asset management services for two major renewable projects — Mammoth North Solar Project, a 400-MW generation facility located in Starke County, Indiana and Great Bend Solar Project, a 48-MW plant in Meigs County, Ohio.
The Mammoth North Solar Project, scheduled for commercial operation in Q3 2024, is the first phase of Doral’s Mammoth Solar Project. When completed, the Mammoth Solar Project will generate a staggering 1.3 GW of power — enough clean energy to support approximately 275,000 homes. One of the largest solar developments in the country, this $1.5 billion project is segmented into four phases: Mammoth North Solar, followed by Mammoth South Solar and Mammoth Central Solar I & II, which are expected to enter full construction in Q1 of 2025.
Doral’s Great Bend Solar Project will also break ground this year and is expected to be online by the end of 2025, bringing an additional $400,000 in annual tax revenues, ample new job creation and economic growth to support local businesses and the Meigs County community as a whole.
“Doral Renewables’ trust in IPSC to support its Mammoth North and Great Bend solar projects underscores our proven ability to deliver the highest level of asset management — a service offering that we’ve been intentional in prioritizing and building out in recent years,” said John Keller, CEO of IPSC. “Our expertise in optimizing renewable assets aligns perfectly with Doral’s vision of fostering sustainable communities and we are eager to contribute to the success of one of the largest solar projects in the United States while further reinforcing our commitment to excellence in the clean energy sector.”
News item from IHI Power Services Corp.
