A sunset on a solar site offers a different perspective on the #energytransition—and last week, @StandardSolar recently had the opportunity to share that perspective during a tour of our 7.4 MW #community solar array at @CatholicUniv.

As our Dir of Bus Dev emphasizes, local utilities are more than energy providers — they’re essential partners in translating the #cleanenergy transition into meaningful community impact. hubs.ly/Q04B4KB70.

Today and tomorrow, our VP of Bus Dev, Chief Dev Officer & Dir of Bus Dev are NPM’s DG & Data Center Development Forum for conversations at the intersection of DG, data center development and the growing electricity demand. Please reach out if you are in attendance.

FINAL CHANCE TO VOTE. The Hillsboro Solar Project represents what can happen when challenging land gets a new purpose. A former Superfund site. 33 acres. 6.9 MW of community solar. 11,500+ modules. Voting at closes tonight at midnight ET. hubs.li/Q04BpBgh0

Great projects don't happen alone. The Hillsboro Solar Project brought together an experienced team to turn a challenging site into a #cleanenergy asset. Now it’s a finalist for @SolarBuilder's 2026 Project of the Year. Vote for Hillsboro by midnight ET. hubs.ly/Q04BpzVd0

Next week, our VP of Bus Dev, Chief Dev Officer & Dir of Bus Dev will be in NYC for NPM’s DG & Data Center Development Forum on Oct 21–22. They’re joining industry leaders to explore the evolving relationship between DG, solar and storage investment and data center growth.

What happens when a Superfund site becomes a solar project? Help Hillsboro Solar Project win @SolarBuilder's 2026 Project of the Year in the 1 MW to 10 MW category. Voting closes tonight at midnight ET. hubs.ly/Q04Bpzst0

A former industrial site. A new purpose. ☀️ Standard Solar's 6.9 MW Hillsboro Solar Project is a Solar Builder Project of the Year finalist. Vote for Hillsboro in the 1 MW–10 MW category by Oct. 16. hubs.li/Q04Bm04T0 Voting closes TOMORROW - Oct. 16 at midnight ET.

Last week, @StandardSolar enjoyed a sunset site tour of our #communitysolar project created in partnership with @CatholicUniv, offering a chance to step back and see the impact of clean energy taking shape in our nation’s capital.

@StandardSolar has acquired two #solar projects from @OneEnergyRenewables in eastern Washington: Palouse Junction in Connell and Cunningham, totalling 15.79 MW of solar capacity. hubs.li/Q04B2BsQ0.