Solar+storage project for Rincon Reservation underway

Bridge Renewable Energy, Solaris Energy and WATTMORE closed an 1.8MW of solar+storage projects on the Rincon Reservation

Bridge Renewable Energy, Solaris Energy and WATTMORE have closed on 1.8 MW of solar and storage projects across multiple facilities on the Rincon Reservation in San Diego County, Calif.

Solaris Energy and WATTMORE co-developed the project and used combined incentives from the Inflation Recovery Act, with the intention of maximizing the economics and impact for both the Tribe and Bridge Renewable Energy.

“We are thrilled to have reached this milestone and are grateful for our partnership with the Rincon Tribe,” says Bridge Renewable Energy’s Adam Haughton.

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Source: Solar Industry

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