GSPP Lights Up Biggest Solar Project in California

• GSPP completes largest solar project to date: 26-MWDC Westlands Almond Solar contributing 57 million kWh of clean energy to Amy's Kitchen, with agrisolar and sheep grazing used for vegetation management. Experience the future of renewable energy with GSPP today!

Green Street Power Partners has completed its largest solar project to date in Kings County, California. The 26-MWDC Westlands Almond Solar project is expected to generate 57 million kWh of electricity in its first year and over 1.8 billion kWh over its 35 years of usable life. Project financing was provided by Live Oak Bank and Nelnet Renewable Energy, and the energy will be sold to end user Amy’s Kitchen. Agrisolar, or land used for both agriculture and solar energy generation, will be employed at the site, with sheep grazing used for vegetation management in future seasons. GSPP is proud to contribute to the country's transition to renewable energy and looks forward to what the future brings.

What Is Green Street Power Partners' Largest Solar Project?

• The Westlands Almond Solar project features the installation of over 79,000 solar panels across a 230-acre site.
• Green Street Power Partners (GSPP) owns and operates the project, while Amy’s Kitchen serves as the end user for the electricity generated.
• Over the course of the project’s 35-year operational life, the Westlands Almond Solar project is expected to generate over 1.8 billion kWh of electricity for Amy’s Kitchen.
• Live Oak Bank and Nelnet Renewable Energy provided the project financing, while Agrisolar, or land used for both agriculture and solar energy generation, will be employed at the site.
• GSPP also plans to utilize sheep grazing for vegetation management in future seasons.