Keentel Engineering

Building utility scale solar farms isn’t just about throwing panels in a field. First, there’s land. Lots of it. Then comes permits, POI interconnection engineering support, and grid approvals. It gets technical—fast. You’ll want an owners engineer to keep things in check. Industries use these farms to power big operations, often alongside utility scale wind farms or battery storage. There’s also MEP engineering—wires, pipes, and all that. And yeah, if NERC Alert Level 3 IBR stuff isn’t handled right? Big trouble. So plan smart. It’s not hard, but it’s definitely not plug-and-play.