Alamo 7 in West Texas is the final and second largest solar farm in the Alamo projects. Scaling at a 135MW, Alamo 7 sits on approximately 1,200-acres and over 10,000 Dual Axis Trackers. The project will power over 20,000 homes per year, displacing over 168,000 Metric Tons of CO2 – annually. This is the equivalent of removing over 35,000 cars off the road.

Alamo 6 s one of the largest solar farms of its kind in the state of Texas. This newest addition to the Alamo projects includes Mission Solar Power premium solar modules, Kaco New Energy Blue Planet inverters, and holds over 10,000 PST-2AL Dual Axis Trackers. The project is powering over 20,000 homes, displacing over 174,000 Metric Tons of CO2 – Annually. This is the equivalent of removing over 36,000 cars off the road.

Alamo 5 has been dubbed the steel forest by CPS Energy. Located in Uvalde Texas about 85 miles west of San Antonio, Alamo 5 covers roughly 900 acres. This project features 380,000 high efficiency solar modules paired with 9,000 Sun Action Tracker’s PST-2AL Dual Axis Tracker. This solar project will power over 18,000 homes displacing approximately 150,000 metric tons of Carbon Dioxide (CO2 ) annually.

Located 15 miles northeast of downtown San Antonio, Texas, the 7 MW project delivering renewable energy is part of the New Energy Economy (NEE) for CPS Energy. The project features over 500 Dual Axis Trackers and is currently powering over 1,000  homes per year, displacing over 8,000 metric tons of Carbon Dioxide (CO2 ) annually and removing approximately 2,000 vehicles off the road.