Project overview

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50 MW solar + 25 MW battery energy storage

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Enough solar energy to power over 15,000 California homes and enough storage capacity to power 18,750 California homes for four hours

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Adelanto

Expected project timeline

  • Development – Siting – Permitting          2020-2022
  • Construction                                               August 2023
  • Operations                                                   Q3 2024

 

Economic and environmental benefits

We believe in being a good neighbor, ensuring responsible and sustainable clean energy development that benefits both the environment and local communities without burdening existing infrastructure.

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100,000 tons

Carbon emissions offset by the project each year, improving air quality

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~$30 million

Expected to be injected into the local economy over the life of the project  

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200 jobs

Expected to be created during peak construction, including union labor
 

Clean energy benefits local communities

  • Long-term tax revenue to counties, towns and school districts
  • Job creation during construction and operation
  • Local economic stimulus during construction
  • Affordable, reliable and locally produced clean energy
  • Improved air quality and reduced CO2 emissions
  • Non-permanent development and low-impact construction that ensures land can be sensitively restored to pre-project conditions at the end of the project’s life

Best practices in responsible and sustainable development

At AES, safety is our highest priority, and we’ve focused on improving lives for more than 40 years. As a leading innovator in energy solutions, sustainability is core to both our strategy and our culture. We are committed to responsible land use and incorporating sustainable best practices into the entire project lifecycle, contributing to building a domestic circular renewables economy and reducing foreign dependence.

Visual simulations

Photo-realistic simulations provide a visual rendering of the before-and-after conditions of the planned project.

BEFORE: View to the west from the intersection of Colusa Road and Aster Road. A portion of the
Baldy Mesa project is visible along the left edge of the view, to the south of Colusa Road.

AFTER: View with the proposed Silver Peak project.

BEFORE: View to the northeast from Muskrat Avenue at Mirage Road.

AFTER: View with the proposed Silver Peak project. Substation is visible in the right half of this view.

Partnering with communities for the future of energy

At AES, we understand that our success as a company is only as strong as our partnerships with the communities where we operate. That’s why we partner with communities, nonprofit organizations, unions, and stakeholders to learn how we can best work together to support sustainable social and economic development.

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Phone number: (800) 396-8481
Email: castakeholderrelations@aes.com

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