The project called ECG Utah Solar 1 is likely to create around 200 jobs during construction and generate substantial tax revenue for local and state governments.
ECG Utah Solar 1, which will receive engineering support from Victor Rojas and Power-Tech Engineers, will generate enough electricity to power an estimated 80,000 homes and will benefit Utah’s K-12 grade school children through lease payments to SITLA.
Pending approval from Millard County, the project, is in the Utah Alternative Energy Development Incentive (AEDI) application process, has completed the required biological study and cultural survey as well as entered the interconnection queue.
Energy Capital Group CEO Josh Case said that the company is constructing the project, which will benefit the Utah school children, Millard County’s economy, Utah’s economy and the California utilities are among others.
"The ECG team has made great strides to date and we are reaching more project milestones at a rapid pace. The support from SITLA, Millard County, the State of Utah and other organizations in this whole process has been very much appreciated and we see this as a huge win for all parties involved," Case added.
