Our Clients

Our clients create and provide energy.  They make goods and services. They govern, they teach, they protect, they save lives, they inspire, they innovate, they pioneer, and they collectively work with us to innovate and improve the world.  

Residential and commercial energy consumers who want access to clean solar energy. TurningPoint Energy has been on the forefront of Community Solar development and advisory, with over 50 MW DC operating today, and more than 300 MW under development.  

Our community solar portfolio includes:

We believe that Community Solar is integral to expanding the deployment of solar technology in communities by enabling businesses and residents to invest in solar together.

PGC21 Community Solar - 2019

1.27 MW DC PGC21 Community Solar Project in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

PGC21 Community Solar - 2019

TPE developed the 1.27 MW DC Upper Marlboro Community Solar Project as part of Maryland’s Community Solar Pilot Program. The project is one of three MD Community Solar Projects completed by TPE in 2019.
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BTC2 Community Solar - 2019

2.96 MW DC Community Solar Project in Kingsville, Maryland

BTC2 Community Solar - 2019

TPE developed the 2.96 MW DC Kingsville Community Solar Project as part of Maryland’s Community Solar Pilot Program. The project is the first of its kind in Baltimore County. The project is one of three Maryland Community Solar Projects completed by TPE in 2019.
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Kentuck Solar Project -2018

8 MW DC Danville Utilities Kentuck Solar Project in Danville, Virginia

Kentuck Solar Project - 2018

TPE developed and purchased the real estate for the 6MW AC Kentuck Solar Project, which will account for 1.5% of Danville Utilities’ power needs. At the time of its completion in 2018, the Kentuck was Virginia’s largest municipal utility solar farm.
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PG18 Community Solar - 2019

2.34 MW DC Community Solar Project in Upper Marlboro, Maryland

PGC18 Community Solar - 2019

TPE developed the 2.34 MW DC Upper Marlboro Community Solar Project as part of Maryland’s Community Solar Pilot Program. The project is one of three MD Community Solar Projects completed by TPE in 2019.
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Electric Utilities That Provide Energy to Our World

This sector is at a critical turning point and will transform during our lifetime to become a smarter, cleaner, more sustainable and more flexible industry. We have spent more than a decade working arm-in-arm with electric utilities to both develop and expand their solar generation strategies and help implement solar projects to diversify their energy portfolio, including the following: IOUs and Municipal and Cooperative utilities.

Investor Owned Utilities (IOUs)
  • Arizona Public Service Company, AZ
  • Baltimore Gas & Electric, MD
  • CMP Energy, ME
  • Dominion Energy (regulated), VA
  • Duke Energy (regulated), NC
  • El Paso Electric, NM
  • First Energy, MD
  • National Grid, RI
  • Pacific Gas and Electric, CA
  • Progress Energy, NC
  • Southern California Edison, CA
  • Tucson Electric Power, AZ
  • Xcel Energy, NM & CO
Municipal and Cooperative Utilities 
    • Austin Energy, TX
    • City Water & Light Municipal Utility, AR
    • CPS Energy, TX
    • Concho Valley Electric Cooperative, TX
    • Danville Municipal Utilities, VA
    • Lakeland Electric, FL
    • Mid-South Electric Co-op, TX
    • Northern Virginia Electric Cooperative, VA
    • Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative, MD
    • Springer Electric Cooperative, NM
    • Tri-State Generation and Transmission, Inc., NM
    • United Cooperative Services, TX

The Agnes Project - 2019

1.3MW The Agnes Project with Concho Valley Electric Cooperative, Irion, Texas

The Agnes Project - 2019

TPE developed The Agnes Project in 2019 in Irion County, in collaboration with Axium Solar and Kenyon Energy. The clean energy produced by the facility will be sold nder a power purchase agreement to Concho Valley Electric Cooperative (CVEC), which serves 7,155 Members in 10 Texas counties.
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Landowners

Are you a farmer, a real estate developer, or just happen to have property that could be suitable for solar? TPE is seeking landowners with land, roof, brownfield, landfill, or parking lots to serve as solar project hosts in various U.S. markets.  By partnering with TPE, project hosts can earn extra money by leasing or selling suitable unused space for a solar project. Benefits of partnering with TPE as a host:

  • Diversification of property revenue stream beyond farming or tenants
  • Reliable long-term income stream
  • Preservation of land for future farming or development opportunities
  • Ability to monetize unproductive or brownfield sites

Commerical Companies and the Public Sector

Retailers, hospitals, schools, universities, federal, state and municipal governments. All of our clients in this area are trying to find ways to save money, innovate, differentiate, educate and lead with more flexible, greater options for sustainable choice. For more than 12 years, we have been developing projects for these clients that today integrate solar, storage, electric vehicle charging, intelligent lighting, combined heat and power and related technologies into their buildings and infrastructure.

Our team members have worked with the University of Minnesota, Purdue University, Missouri School of Science and Technology, Illinois State University, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), City and County of Broomfield, San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center, the City of Santa Fe, Alamosa School District, Pima County, City of Aurora, City of Littleton, City of Lafayette, Park City, Flathead County, Cheyenne County, and the City of Laurel.

Ephrata Solar Project - 2017

3.9 MW DC Ephrata Solar Project in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

Ephrata Solar Project - 2017

TPE developed the Borough of Ephrata 3.9 MW DC (3.5 MW AC) behind-the-meter solar project, partnering with DEPCOM Power for engineering, procurement, construction and financing services.
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Alamosa School District Rooftop Solar - 2016

345 kW Distributed Generation Solar Ground and Rooftop Arrays for Alamosa School District, Colorado

Alamosa School District Rooftop Solar - 2016

Alamosa Schools selected TPE in 2014 to maximize solar energy at its LEED accredited elementary school.
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