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Brookfield secures fourth solar project from SunEnergy1 – bringing total acquired projects to over 800 MWs

  • SunEnergy1
  • Jun 15
  • 2 min read

  • Brookfield acquired Dixon Solar, a ~210 MW solar project in Jackson, Ohio, being developed and constructed by SunEnergy1

  • The project is located in the PJM power market where there is accelerating corporate demand for clean energy driven by data center buildout

  • Brookfield has already purchased a 600 MW portfolio of projects from SunEnergy1, bringing the total portfolio acquired and under development to ~810 MWs

  • Leverages the combined capabilities of SunEnergy1’s market leading vertically integrated development and construction capabilities and Brookfield’s commercial contracting and access to capital to deliver new clean power capacity to meet the growing needs of corporate customers NEW YORK, NY and BETHEL, NC – May 27, 2026 – SunEnergy1 and Brookfield today announced the acquisition of the Dixon project, a 210 MW utility-scale solar project in Jackson County, Ohio. With the addition of the Dixon project, SunEnergy1 is currently building four utility-scale solar projects for Brookfield with an aggregate nameplate capacity of over 800 MWs.

     

    SunEnergy1 will also serve as the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor for the Dixon project, delivering the facility under a turnkey structure designed to provide cost certainty and execution reliability from notice to proceed through commercial operation. The project will interconnect with AEP’s transmission system at a 230 kV substation, with all interconnection work to be performed by Southeastern Transmission & Distribution, LLC, an affiliate of SunEnergy1.

     

    Stephen Gallagher, CEO of Brookfield Renewable North America, said, “We are delighted to continue our partnership with SunEnergy1 to deliver the clean power needed to meet accelerating electricity demand across PJM. The Dixon Solar project further expands our growing portfolio of high-quality renewable assets in this strategically important power market”. 

     

    Kenny Habul, President & CEO of SunEnergy1, said, “We are proud to continue advancing projects that demonstrate the strength of our platform and our ability to execute at scale. Our relationship with Brookfield reflects a shared commitment to delivering high-quality renewable energy infrastructure, and the Dixon project is another example of that collaboration in action.” 

     

     

    About SunEnergy1 

     

    SunEnergy1 is a leading, vertically integrated renewable energy company specializing in the development, engineering, procurement, and construction of utility-scale solar projects across the United States. With the addition of its substation and transmission affiliate, the company now offers an integrated platform enabling it to efficiently originate, develop, and construct renewable energy facilities that meet the growing demand for reliable and cost-effective clean power. ​ For more information, visit http://www.sunenergy1.com/.

     

    About Brookfield Renewable North America

     

    Brookfield Renewable North America is the US and Canadian renewables operating platform of Brookfield, managing ~188 hydro, solar, wind and BESS projects with 6,700 MWs of operating capacity. We are committed to delivering energy solutions that create lasting value for the people and communities where we operate. For more information visit https://www.brookfieldrenewablena.com/

     

 

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