Austin Energy has reportedly amped up its solar power game by adding 18.8 megawatts (MW) of fresh local solar energy to its grid this year, as stated in an announcement made on Monday.
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The city''s utility provider, Austin Energy, is cutting the ribbon on a new solar panel installation that could generate nearly 660,000 kWh of power.
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Leaders say the push for clean energy strengthens the reliability of the Texas power grid. AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Energy is adding more solar power to the grid. The utility agency
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AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Energy added 18.8 megawatts of new local solar power to the grid this year, the utility announced Monday. The utility service took on 749 new solar projects across
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Battery Storage Deal Advances Climate and Reliability Goals Signed contract with Jupiter Power 100 megawatts, 4-hours Commercial Operation by end of 2027 Located in eastern Travis County, outside
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While encouraging private properties to back new solar projects, Austin is also moving ahead on a plan to bring solar panels to dozens of public facilities around town.
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Austin''s public electric utility said that it added 18.8 megawatts (MW) of solar generation in 2025, an amount that Austin Energy called "unprecedented" in a press release Monday morning.
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Solar produces power when generation is needed the most. Combined with the utility''s other renewable energy contracts, these resources move Austin Energy closer to 100% carbon-free electric
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Austin Energy added a record 18.8 megawatts (MW) of new local solar power to the grid this year -- "an unprecedented achievement that reflects Austin''s growing investment in renewable
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