Ørsted solar project to also help restore New Mexico wetlands

Construction has started on Blackwater Solar, a 200-MW project in Roosevelt County, New Mexico. Project developer Ørsted also announced a $100,000 contribution to Playa Lakes Joint Venture (PLJV) to support the restoration and conservation of local wetlands near the project site.

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Construction has started on Blackwater Solar, a 200-MW project in Roosevelt County, New Mexico.

Project developer Ørsted also announced a $100,000 contribution to Playa Lakes Joint Venture (PLJV) to support the restoration and conservation of local wetlands near the project site.

Located between Portales and Clovis, Blackwater Solar will generate electricity within the Southwest Power Pool…

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Construction has started on Blackwater Solar, a 200-MW project in Roosevelt County, New Mexico. Project developer Ørsted also announced a $100,000 contribution to Playa Lakes Joint Venture (PLJV) to support the restoration and conservation of local wetlands near the project site. Located between Portales and Clovis, Blackwater Solar will generate electricity within the Southwest Power Pool…

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