The projects span Arizona, California, Mississippi, Nevada, Oregon and Texas.
The initiatives involve assets owned by established clients, including Arevon, Clēnera, and Sol Systems, as well as new partners such as iNewSun Energy, Enfinity Global, and Panamint Capital. Construction activities for these projects are set to commence in 2025, supporting the growing demand for renewable energy infrastructure.
To meet this demand, SOLV Energy is expanding its workforce and enhancing training programs. The company is hiring local project managers with expertise in regional conditions, permitting processes, and regulatory requirements to ensure efficient project execution and compliance with local standards.
CEO George Hershman emphasized the company’s commitment to growth: “Demand for energy is continuing to grow rapidly and we are committed to investing in the capabilities our customers need for larger and increasingly complex power projects. The significant number of projects that we have been awarded so far this year shows that customers recognise the investments we have made to expand our capabilities, and our value as a true lifecycle provider.”
To improve efficiency, SOLV Energy is strengthening its self-perform capabilities to accelerate construction timelines, enhance quality, and reduce costs. A key step in this strategy was the acquisition of SDI Services, previously Sacramento Drilling, in January 2025. This acquisition equips SOLV Energy with in-house solar predrill and pile foundation expertise, enabling better management of complex projects across diverse terrains and environmental conditions.
These efforts position SOLV Energy as a key player in advancing renewable energy infrastructure, contributing to reliable and sustainable power solutions across the United States.
