- Black Hollow Sun I (185 MWp), the first phase of a larger solar project, starts delivering electricity to Platte River Power Authority.
- ContourGlobal is also constructing the second phase of the project, BHS II, which will add 139 MWp and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.
Together, BHS I and BHS II will constitute the largest photovoltaic installation in Northern Colorado, with an expected annual production of nearly 608 GWh of clean electricity—enough to power more than 73,000 homes.
ContourGlobal announced today the start of operations at Black Hollow Sun I (BHS I), a 185 MWp solar photovoltaic facility located near the Town of Severance.
BHS I represents ContourGlobal’s first operating renewable plant in the U.S. and the initial phase of the Black Hollow Sun complex, which will also include BHS II (139 MWp). When fully completed in 2026, the power complex will reach a total capacity of 324 MWp, making it Northern Colorado’s largest solar project and Platte River’s largest contracted solar asset…