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February 25, 2021 Power

Reducing Unintended Consequences: Integrated EPC for Solar and Storage

As expansive solar and energy storage projects spread across the globe, so does the common misconception that executing these projects is simple. Construction for a solar field may appear less cumbersome than for a combined-cycle power plant, but that does not mean expensive and potentially detrimental issues could not arise. The assembly-line nature of installing thousands of photovoltaic (PV) panels or batteries on a site means that one mistake could be repeated over and over again.

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