Sol Systems has expanded its clean energy portfolio by acquiring over 2 gigawatts (GW) of utility-scale hybrid solar and storage projects across the Midwest. This strategic collaboration with Tenaska, the Omaha-based energy company, solidifies Sol’s commitment to scaling its Infrastructure + Impact approach to driving sustainable energy solutions for its customers.
The portfolio spans multiple states within the Midwest. The projects, each exceeding 100 megawatts (MW), are slated for operations between 2028 and 2029. Tenaska will continue collaborating with Sol on the development of these projects through the construction phase, after which Sol plans to build, own, and operate them.
This acquisition is part of Sol’s strategic growth plan to scale its renewable energy infrastructure business while maintaining a strong focus on community and ecosystem impact. The company’s Infrastructure + Impact strategy emphasizes delivering clean energy solutions that benefit local communities and advance environmental goals.
“We are thrilled to expand our relationship with Tenaska and build on the success we’ve achieved together in previous projects, including Eldorado Phase I and Eldorado Phase II,” said Matt Strangfeld, Vice President of Development Strategy for Sol Systems. “These projects are a significant step forward in our mission to provide clean, reliable energy while positively impacting communities. Our Infrastructure + Impact strategy ensures that our growth benefits both the environment and the communities we serve.”
Tenaska, known for its expertise in energy development, echoed this enthusiasm. Tim Hemig, Senior Vice President, Tenaska Development, commented, “Our ongoing collaboration with Sol Systems highlights our shared vision of delivering high-impact renewable energy solutions. Together, we are advancing the clean energy transition in a way that aligns with our commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement.”