Projet Huckleberry

Huckleberry Project

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June 2026 – September 2026

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172.13 MW

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323,640 solar panels

The Huckleberry Solar Project is a 124.7 MWac photovoltaic solar generating facility located in Mayes County, Oklahoma. Comprising 323,640 First Solar S7 modules, Sungrow SG4400-US inverters, and a NextPower 75 degree Hail Stow tracking system, it will produce enough clean energy to power more than 100,000 homes. Marking Borea's largest solar project to date, Huckleberry highlights the company's expertise in delivering Utility scale renewable energy infrastructure. The project's successful completion reflects strong cross-border collaboration, disciplined project execution, and Borea's commitment to safety, quality, and performance at every stage of construction.

Interesting facts

Unique Challenges

  • 149,000 cubic yards of soil excavated and moved to prepare the site.
  • 16 road entrances, 5 low-water crossings, and nearly 37,000 feet of roads constructed, equivalent to approximately 185 hockey rinks.
  • 55,690 piles driven, with production rates reaching nearly 1,000 piles per day.
  • 32 Sungrow inverters installed in just four days, representing a total weight of 576 tons.
  • More than 152,000 feet of cable installed in underground trenches across the site.
  • More than 1,185,000 feet of cable installed, representing more than 28 miles.
  • 323,640 First Solar modules installed, at an average rate of approximately 6,000 modules per day.

Achievement

  • Maintained construction progress despite more than 50 days of weather-related disruptions, including one named storm for ice and snow, rain, high winds, and hail.
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