Revolve's 250-MW Arizona solar project to be shovel-ready in 2024

• Revolve Renewable Power Corp (CVE: REVV) expects that its 250-MW Parker solar project with battery storage space in Arizona to enter the ready-to-build phase in 2024, the Vancouver, Canada-based company revealed today.

In an upgrade, the wind, solar as well as energy storage developer claimed that service the project is continuous and also currently moving towards the mid-stage of the advancement phase.

The Parker solar-storage complex is intended to be mounted on 1,530 acres (620 hectares) of land handled by the US Bureau of Land Management near the community of Parker in Arizona's La Paz County. As soon as in operation, the solar (PV) park is anticipated to generate sufficient electrical power to supply around 300,000 homes per year.

Revolve got the green light for its right of way/variance land application for the project in August. It after that claimed work will certainly wage biological, water as well as cultural source assessments as well as affiliation researches at the site. The environmental field researches, led by engineering consultancy Wood Group Inc, are expected to be finished by the end of following year's 2nd quarter.