ContourGlobal Breaks Ground on 450MW Hybrid Solar and Storage Project in Arizona – News and Statistics – IndexBox

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Independent power producer ContourGlobal has marked the start of construction on Project Sterling, a hybrid solar-plus-storage facility in Mohave County, Arizona, according to pv-tech.org. The project is privately funded, following the company’s securing of an equity bridge loan from an international banking syndicate.
Project Sterling pairs 450MWac of solar photovoltaic capacity with a 1.4 GWh battery energy storage system. The storage portion consists of 300 containers using lithium iron phosphate batteries. Once operational, the site is projected to produce more than 1.1 TWh of clean electricity annually.
Roughly 90% of the energy generated will be sold through a power purchase agreement with Tesla, signed in July 2026. That offtake arrangement is described as one of the largest hybrid solar-plus-storage agreements completed to date.
The installation will occupy more than 2,000 acres in one of the sunniest parts of the United States and is expected to be finished in 2028. Its infrastructure will include a 5.2 mile road linking the site to Route 66.
Antonio Cammisecra, president and chief executive of ContourGlobal, commented that the project is designed around the specific needs of the customer, enabling reliable clean power delivery for up to 16 hours a day by storing part of the solar output for use after sunset.
The groundbreaking took place a week after ContourGlobal finished construction of a 324MW solar facility in Colorado, which is currently the company’s largest operating solar plant.
Arizona ranks fourth among U.S. states for total installed solar capacity, with 13.2GW in place, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association. Since 2022, the state’s annual solar installations have increased to more than 2GW, most of it utility-scale. Arizona is expected to add 18.4GW of new solar capacity over the next five years.
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