Georgetown solar Module Project

First State Welcomes One of Its First Solar Farms

Over its lifetime, this project is expected to generate approximately 8 million kilowatt-hours annually, contributing to Delaware''s goal of sourcing 40% of its electricity from

Nautilus & TPE completed 4.7 MW solar project in Delaware

Nautilus Solar Energy, a community solar company, partnered with TurningPoint Energy (TPE) to complete a 4.7MW (DC)solar farm in Georgetown, Delaware. The project is

Georgetown Solar Project

About the Project Georgetown Solar Inc. is developing a 230-megawatt (MWac) solar project located 11 kilometres south of Carseland, Alberta in Vulcan County. The Project encompasses

Georgetown Solar Project

About the Project Georgetown Solar Inc. is developing a 230-megawatt (MWac) solar project located 11 kilometres south of Carseland, Alberta in

Delaware: Nautilus & TurningPoint Launch Farms

Nautilus Solar Energy and TurningPoint Energy celebrated their collaboration on a new 4.7-megawatt direct current solar farm in

New Georgetown Solar Project Draws White

Georgetown today marked the completion of a new renewable sustainability project – six university-owned townhouses using solar

Officials hold ribbon cutting for Georgetown solar farm

Turning Point Energy and Nautilus Solar Energy celebrated their first solar farm in Delaware with a ribbon-cutting event June 10 in Georgetown. The Georgetown solar farm is

Nautilus and TurningPoint Launch One of Delaware''s 1st Solar

Construction of the Georgetown array wrapped up earlier in 2025. It is slated to begin delivering clean, renewable electricity to customers within the Delmarva Power service area in the

Powering up Delaware: Nautilus Solar Energy and TurningPoint

DOVER, DE (June 11, 2025) Nautilus Solar Energy, LLC ("Nautilus") and TurningPoint Energy ("TPE") celebrated their collaboration on a new 4.7-megawatt direct current (MWdc) solar farm

Delaware: Nautilus & TurningPoint Launch Farms in Renewables

Nautilus Solar Energy and TurningPoint Energy celebrated their collaboration on a new 4.7-megawatt direct current solar farm in Georgetown, Delaware.

Officials hold ribbon cutting for Georgetown solar farm

Turning Point Energy and Nautilus Solar Energy celebrated their first solar farm in Delaware with a ribbon-cutting event June 10 in

Solar Farm Breaks Ground In Delaware – ESG Review

The array is made up of nearly 9000 solar modules and is part of a six-project, 30MWdc portfolio that has been developed by TPE and being built and operated by Nautilus.

New Georgetown Solar Project Draws White House Attention

Georgetown today marked the completion of a new renewable sustainability project – six university-owned townhouses using solar energy – developed through its first student

Powering up Delaware: Nautilus Solar Energy and TurningPoint

Nautilus Solar Energy, LLC ("Nautilus") and TurningPoint Energy ("TPE") celebrated their collaboration on a new 4.7-megawatt direct current (MWdc) solar farm in

Nautilus and TurningPoint Launch One of

Construction of the Georgetown array wrapped up earlier in 2025. It is slated to begin delivering clean, renewable electricity to customers within the

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3 FAQs about Georgetown solar Module Project

Where is Georgetown solar located?

Georgetown Solar Inc. is developing a 230-megawatt (MWac) solar project located 11 kilometres south of Carseland, Alberta in Vulcan County. The Project encompasses 700 acres (400 soccer fields) and has been sited on privately owned cultivated farmland.

What is the Georgetown project?

The Georgetown Project began development in 2020 with land securement and the initiation of environmental assessments. We are committed to sharing information about the Project and working with the local community to ensure that we receive and understand stakeholder feedback and concerns.

How many soccer fields are in the Georgetown project?

The Project encompasses 700 acres (400 soccer fields) and has been sited on privately owned cultivated farmland. The Georgetown Project began development in 2020 with land securement and the initiation of environmental assessments.