Accelerating the future of energy
The new solar photovoltaic plant is capable of supplying over 10 percent of Kauai’s energy. Two solar facilities about half the size of the Lawai plant — the Tesla-funded solar array finished in 2017, and the Anahola solar project built by REC Solar in 2015 — already combine to generate a substantial percentage of the island’s electricity.
Hawai’i accelerates its transition to a 100% renewable future by 2045, working side-by-side with utilities, communities, landowners, and customers to deliver greener, smarter energy solutions and help ensure a responsible and equitable transformation to clean energy.
Tracker system-Racking solution
Embrace the strength of the sun and the precision of Soltec Ground Single Axis Tracker – let’s raise the power of our solar project to new heights!
The Kekaha Solar PV Park/Battery Energy Storage System is a 19MW System size – 14MW energy storage project located in Kauai, Kekaha, Hawaii, US. The rated storage capacity of the project is 70,000kWh.
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Hours of Work
January 2020
Construction Date
19
Size[MW]
Kekaha
Location
Sunstall Team!
In the radiant realm of solar projects, teamwork and leadership are the driving forces that transform sunlight into sustainable energy. Together, we illuminate the path towards a brighter, greener future.
How Toyota principles support Solar construction
Applying Toyota Principles to the working field is like implementing a well-tuned engine – where efficiency, continuous improvement, and the flow of value seamlessly merge through the lanes of Kanban procedures, driving success at every turn.
Hard work, teamwork, and safety under the Hawaiian sun – the perfect recipe for success!
