Pivot Energy and Nautilus Solar Energy, LLC have announced plans to co-develop 13 megawatts of community solar in Colorado. The portfolio will consist of seven separate projects located across four counties in northeast and southern Colorado. The first garden is anticipated to come online in the first quarter of 2021.
Pivot will develop each solar garden and provide ongoing customer management through the company’s SunCentral platform,Pivot Energy’s proprietary cloud-based software service which provides subscribers with convenient user features such as seamless bill payments, energy production monitoring, downloadable financial reports, and much more.
Nautilus will finance, construct, and operate the portfolio, which is the first collaboration between Pivot and Nautilus to bring the benefits of community solar to residents and businesses. The portfolio also represents Nautilus’ entrance into the Colorado community solar market.
“Nautilus has been an excellent partner for us to work with in developing more clean energy that delivers economic and environmental benefits to the communities hosting the projects,” said Tom Hunt, CEO of Pivot Energy. “As community solar continues to grow in popularity, we look forward to continuing our partnership with Nautilus as we work to help build a more resilient and decentralized electrical grid of the future.”
“We are excited about expanding into the Colorado community solar market and offering the benefits of renewable energy to its vibrant community,” commented Jeffrey Cheng, President of Nautilus Solar. “We’re especially pleased to be working closely with Pivot Energy, an experienced partner that has proven development success in the Colorado markets.”
The solar gardens will be located in Xcel Energy and Black Hills Energy utility territories.
— Solar Builder magazine
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