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High Chaparral Solar + Storage Project, USA

High Chaparral Solar + Storage Project, USA

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About the project

High Chaparral Solar + Storage Project

High Chaparral is a 152 MW solar project that will provide sustainable, affordable energy and have a positive economic impact on Brazoria County, Texas.  

  • The High Chaparral Project is expected to provide approximately $20 million in local tax revenue that can be used to fund schools and infrastructure, thus directly benefiting the community
  • The project will create local jobs during and after construction through facility maintenance
  • The project will generate zero polluting emissions, protect local habitats, and promote clean air and water
  • Solar energy is considered low impact in terms of land use and will not harm surrounding farmland

Our team collaborates with local community members and officials on every project in order to help generate value for everyone involved. Your input is valued and encouraged. Please don’t hesitate to contact Development Manager Celeste Doll with any questions about the project.

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Technology

Solar + Battery Storage 
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Status

In development
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Capacity

152 MW + 71 MW Battery Storage
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Landowners and acreage

3 landowners and 926 acres
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Creating social and economic opportunities for local communities

We are proud to work alongside local residents, skilled tradespeople and landowners as we bring hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars into local economies through our renewable energy projects.

 

Learn more about the benefits of our projects

Carter Smith

Development Manager

Carter Smith is responsible for all aspects of wind, solar and energy storage development and project management, including land acquisition, title curative, design and engineering, environmental and permitting, and community development at High Chaparral Solar.Carter holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Renewable Energy from Texas Tech University. Following graduation, he worked on the construction side of renewable energy projects as a Field Construction Coordinator overseeing civil construction (roads, wind turbine foundations) and wind turbine installation crews. He also in charge of SWPP and DOT fleet operations. Later, he was promoted to Project Construction Coordinator reporting to the
project manager. Carter joined the development team at Enel over three years ago. A Texan born and raised, Carter enjoys being able to connect with landowners on a professional and personal level to deliver the best quality project possible.

Contact Us

Do you have any questions? We want to hear from you. If you have any inquiry about the project please contact the development manager at Communications.NorthAmerica@enel.com. For other questions please enter your information below and we will be in touch shortly. 

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