D3Energy Recent Projects

 One of D3Energy's first winery projects, this 130 kW floating solar array brings renewable energy to the heart of wine country, helping Nelson Family Vineyards reduce its energy costs and environmental impact while preserving valuable land for grape growing.

 A leader in sustainable winemaking, Bonterra Organic Estates is adding a 1 MW floating solar system to further its commitment to clean energy. The array maximizes space efficiency while supporting Bonterra’s organic and eco-friendly mission.

 Colorado’s first floating solar project, this 1.2 MW installation will supply clean power directly to the facility, offsetting its energy needs.This project marks a milestone for renewable energy in the state, setting a precedent for future FPV development in Colorado.

D3Energy has developed the country's first large-scale floating PV array at a university.  This innovative system will provide clean energy to the campus, advancing renewable energy solutions in higher education.

The Village of Monroeville will soon be host to the largest PV array in the Midwest and one of the largest in the country.  This 6+ MW system will be apart of the Village's distribution system, bringing clean energy to the residents of Monroeville.

The second project in the state of Ohio, this FPV system is in its design phase for the City of Lima. Being the largest system in the state, this array will sit on the City's Twin Lake Reservoir and directly power their water plant.

The world's most advanced theme park ever built will also be powered by floating solar.  This is the second project D3Energy has completed for Universal Resort.  The theme park is slated to open in May 2025.

A first of its kind project, D3Energy has partnered with Orlando Utilities and FDOT to utilize FDOT's retention pond to deploy solar energy to Orlando residents.  This initiative will mark the largest floating PV project in the Southeast U.S.

CFX will soon be host to three FPV systems. D3Energy's second project for CFX, this portfolio will include two additional floating PV systems. These PV systems will directly power the main toll plazas for CFX operations. 

In D3Energy's second collaboration with Ameresco, Utah's first floating PV array is owned by Mountain Regional Water and directly supplies power to their Signal Hill Water Treatment Plant in Park City, Utah.  

D3Energy brings the state of Ohio its first floating PV array.  In collaboration with Del-Co Water, this FPV system will offset almost 50% of the water plant's electrical consumption.  Construction finalized in Spring 2024.

This is the second installation for Manheim, the world's largest wholesale vehicle marketplace.  The younger sister of its counterpart in Orlando, this 1MW system will be slightly larger and will also directly power on-site facilities.

D3Energy is built this project for one of the country's biggest utilities, Duke Energy.  This FPV system will be incredibly unique as it sits on the 1,200-acre cooling pond of Duke's 2,000+MW power plant, the Hines Energy Complex.

Cox Auto's Manheim, the world's largest wholesale vehicle marketplace, is now home to the world's first FPV system in the auto industry.  The first of two systems for Manheim, this 1MW array will directly power on-site facilities.

As the largest floating PV system in the Southeast U.S., D3Energy built this system for Orange County Utilities.  This system directly powers the Southern Regional Water Supply Facility for Orange County.  

The largest military base in the country is now home to this 1.1MW floating PV system.  The first FPV system on a military base, D3Energy built this system coupled with a 2MWh Tesla battery to directly power the base.  

Situated at the entrance to Universal Orlando® theme parks, this array is a first of it's kind.  Utilizing a unique product, SolarSkin, to create the Comcast logo, this project is a creative statement on Universal's green initiatives.

At the time, this was the largest floating solar array in Florida.  D3Energy built this 1MW system which will directly power the City of Altamonte Springs Regional Water Reclamation Facility which delivers reclaimed water to residents.