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The Black Hollow Sun solar installation close to Severance, Colorado, has finished its second phase, ContourGlobal announced. The company built the entire 324-MW facility on behalf of the Platte River Power Authority.
Jason Frisbie, who serves as general manager and chief executive of Platte River, called the effort the product of sustained dedication, resilience and collaboration. He pointed out that work stretched from the 2019 project selection through worldwide supply chain turmoil, cost pressures and building difficulties, with teams keeping their attention on a resource that furthers shared energy objectives while upholding dependability and affordability for the communities that own the utility.
After being purchased in December 2024, the Black Hollow Sun complex moved ahead swiftly. Its first phase, a 185-MW system, started commercial operation in September 2025, and its second phase broke ground in April 2025.
Javier Alvarez Canedo, ContourGlobal‘s General Manager USA, described Black Hollow Sun as a milestone for the firm within the United States and its biggest operating solar complex across the entire company. He said it demonstrates how domestic manufacturing, partnerships on the ground and sustained engagement with the community can merge to supply dependable, reasonably priced clean power on a large scale.
Qcells solar panels are used at the single-axis tracking site.
At the busiest point of construction, the project backed over 700 direct positions, and more than 70% of those workers came from within the United States, among them numerous people from the Denver and Fort Collins regions.
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