Primergy Solar

Case studies

  • Sector

    Solar + Storage Solutions

  • Region

    North America

UN SDGs

Primergy is as specialist developer, owner and operator of distributed and utility scale solar PV and battery storage projects across the US. Primergy is currently developing over 19 GW of projects spanning from the US’ largest Solar + Storage project to residential projects, to provide clean energy access to industry, schools and disadvantaged communities.

Battery storage integration at scale

Primergy’s largest projects are designed to provide key solutions in delivering more reliable renewable energy to US cities and towns during high demand super-peak summer periods. Primergy works with global teams to integrate, dispatch and control storage fleets and deliver landmark projects.

19GW

Solar + Storage projects in operations and development

Net zero pathway

which is IIGCC and SBTi-aligned in place for Primergy Solar

Projects designed to deliver

100%

renewable power including during super peak summer demand

Delivering renewable power to 45,000 co-op members and 35 schools and colleges

Primergy’s CEDG Illinois portfolio provides 35 school and college sites with behind-the-meter solar power, under 25-year fixed price PPAs. The sites are expected to provide cost savings and lower pollution to the local schools and agricultural communities. At operations, Primergy’s Pitkin project is expected to deliver power to the 45,000 members of Holy Cross Energy in Colorado. In California, Primergy is developing projects for PG&E’s Disadvantaged Communities (DAC) green tariff programme, to provide residential customers with access to 100% solar power generated in the community.

Co-locating biodiversity, agriculture and clean energy

Innovative construction and land management practices have been implemented at sites to seek to support better financial and environmental outcomes. This includes agricultural biodiversity projects such as sheep farming and bee pollinator programmes, designed to support local agriculture.