SOLV Energy showcased its expanding portfolio of utility-scale solar and energy storage projects at the CLEANPOWER 2026 conference in Houston, highlighting more than 4 GWdc of large-scale developments, each exceeding 600 MWdc in capacity.
The company said the projects reflect growing demand for large-scale and integrated energy infrastructure across the United States as utilities, corporations and grid operators accelerate investments in renewable energy and energy storage systems.
The highlighted portfolio spans multiple U.S. electricity markets and includes solar generation, battery energy storage systems (BESS), substations, transmission infrastructure and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems.
Among the projects currently under development are a 910 MWdc project in Nevada incorporating solar, battery storage and SCADA systems, an 820 MWdc solar and SCADA project in Texas, and a 1,200 MWdc multi-phase project in Arizona that includes solar generation, BESS and SCADA infrastructure. According to the company, the Arizona project represents the largest single contract award in SOLV Energy’s history.
The portfolio also includes a 1,150 MWdc project in Texas spanning two phases and integrating solar generation, substations, transmission infrastructure and SCADA systems. In North Carolina, SOLV Energy is developing a 650 MWdc project featuring solar, substation, transmission and SCADA components, which is expected to become the largest solar project in the state and among the largest on the U.S. East Coast.
The company noted that the projects form part of its broader portfolio of renewable energy developments across various scales, with the average project size currently under construction or contract exceeding 300 MWdc.
Commenting on the market trend, George Hershman, Chief Executive Officer of SOLV Energy, said the increasing scale of renewable energy projects requires experienced partners capable of delivering complex infrastructure with certainty. He added that the company’s growing pipeline reflects strong customer relationships and its ability to manage projects throughout the entire lifecycle.
Beyond engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services, SOLV Energy provides operations and maintenance, high-voltage testing, SCADA engineering and performance optimization services. The company currently supports nearly 22 GW of operating solar and energy storage assets across approximately 155 sites nationwide.
SOLV Energy’s execution capabilities have earned industry recognition, including a position among the top five U.S. power contractors ranked by Engineering News-Record (ENR).
The company is also participating in industry discussions at CLEANPOWER 2026, where CEO George Hershman is scheduled to join a panel focused on scaling American energy manufacturing amid supply chain challenges, evolving trade dynamics and increasing electricity demand.
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