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Panoche Valley Solar Farm

Coordinates:36°37′N120°52′W / 36.62°N 120.87°W /36.62; -120.87
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Panoche Valley Solar Farm
CountryUnited States
LocationPanoche Valley,San Benito County
Coordinates36°37′N120°52′W / 36.62°N 120.87°W /36.62; -120.87
StatusOperational
Construction beganApril 2016
Commission dateJanuary 2018[1]
Construction costapproximately $1 billion
OwnersPanoche Valley Solar, LLC.
Solar farm
TypeFlat-panel PV
Site area1,300 acres (530 ha)
Power generation
Nameplate capacity130MW[2]
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Panoche Valley Solar Farm is a 130 megawatt (MW),[2] utility-scale solarphotovoltaic power station in thePanoche Valley ofCentral California'sSan Benito County.[3] Panoche Valley is crossed by a 230-kilovolt (kV) power line from theMoss Landing Power Plant.[3]

Originally proposed by Solargen Energy (later known as Nevo Energy),[4][5] the project was purchased by PV2 Energy in April 2011, with Nevo Energy retaining a small equity interest, but no voting, governance or management input. In April 2012, PV2 Energy entered into a joint venture withDuke Energy, the largest utility in the United States. The project was eventually acquired byCon Edison in 2016.[6]

The project site consists of 4,717 acres (1,909 ha) of private land in the northern portion of the valley. It is used for pasture-based livestock grazing on native grassland habitat.[7] In October 2010, the San Benito County Board of Supervisors approved the company’s environmental impact report.[8][9] Originally proposed at 399 MW, the cost was estimated at approximately $1 billion.[10] The project faced lawsuits from three environmental groups who charged that project would harm native species such as thegiant kangaroo rat,blunt-nosed leopard lizard,San Joaquin kit fox, and various bird species.[6] The project was downsized to 247 MW and eventually 130 MW in 2017 after a settlement was reached.[6][11] The plant started producing power in January 2018.[1]RWE acquired Con Edison's clean energy business in 2023.[12]

Electricity production

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Generation (MW·h) of Panoche Valley Solar Farm[1]
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecTotal
20187,12712,52612,77917,44620,20920,27120,58819,53323,13224,02418,21616,554212,405
201916,69119,60328,96337,71938,34846,27648,13344,19037,02530,87820,29013,722381,838
202016,91225,90020,28718,39529,66239,29647,47037,45527,92224,91718,61118,450325,277
202117,43719,45329,06738,07838,94042,96844,62738,89732,90218,94121,48413,202355,996
202219,80825,59726,11615,42022,12837,23341,28939,40528,85025,56521,01414,306316,731
202315,81517,91015,1589,29930,36732,56345,43038,73632,09745,24818,62414,692315,939
202415,11010,5088,07913,09820,69835,43344,66640,02631,71424,84818,99615,916279,092
Average Annual Production (2018-2024)312,468

See also

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References

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  1. ^abc"Panoche Valley Solar Farm, Monthly".Electricity Data Browser.Energy Information Administration. RetrievedJuly 12, 2019.
  2. ^abde Bertaut, Carmel (2018-11-06)."Panoche Valley Preserve Opens". BenitoLink. Retrieved2019-07-11.
  3. ^ab"Panoche Valley Solar Farm".San Benito County. Retrieved2010-06-16.
  4. ^nevo energy inc (NEVE:OTC US)
  5. ^"Panoche Valley, California". Retrieved2010-06-16.
  6. ^abcRogers, Paul (July 21, 2017)."Giant California solar project cut back after environmentalists oppose it".San Jose Mercury News.
  7. ^Richman, Marty (May 25, 2010)."Marty: Solargen must clear economic hurdles".Hollister Free Lance. Retrieved2010-06-16.
  8. ^Weber, Gretchen (October 13, 2010)."Marty: San Benito PV Array Clears a Key Hurdle". KQED. Retrieved2012-04-26.
  9. ^"DEIR", cosb.us/Solargen.
  10. ^Environmentalists Eclipse Solar Energy
  11. ^Chadwell, John."Panoche Valley Solar Project money begins to reach county". Benitolink. Archived fromthe original on 9 April 2019.
  12. ^"RWE completes $6.8B acquisition of Con Edison Clean Energy Businesses".

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