Adger Solar

About us

Adger Solar is in the business of creating lowest-cost solar-electric generating facilities by focusing on project fundamentals, such as finding optimal utility interconnection points where an injection of new energy and capacity will create the highest value for the electric grid. Adger Solar also seeks to exploit economies of scale in each stage of project development, along with finance, construction and operation, in order to attain the lowest levelized cost of energy from any new source of electricity in the region. Adger’s preference is to be a long-term participant in the projects it develops, typically by purchasing (or leasing) the project site and then sub-leasing it to the solar project.

Adger Solar has been active in the southeastern US since early 2014, and currently has approximately 750 MW(ac) of utility-scale solar projects under development. As of Q1 2017 Adger Solar has in process approximately 600 MW(ac) of grid interconnection applications; and its first two projects are now under construction: the 71.4 MW(ac) Solvay Solar Energy – Jasper County project, SC’s first utility scale solar project, and the 10 MW(ac) Ridgeland Solar project, both located in central Jasper County.