Fluor to provide EPC and O&M services to AVSE II 125MW solar facility, Arizona

January 31, 2012
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Fluor Corporation announced it had been selected last year for its EPC services to contribute towards Arlington Valley Solar Energy II’s (AVSE II) 125MW solar facility in Maricopa County, Arizona. Fluor has also acquired a contract for ongoing operations and maintenance services. In 2002, Fluor designed and constructed the Arlington Valley Combined Cycle Facility nearby.

The AVSE II project is located on approximately 1,160 acres and has closed financing for the project and has executed the power purchase agreement for the entire power output from the facility.

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Dave Dunning, president of Fluor’s Power Group said, “We look forward to expanding our solar resumé and delivering one of the world’s largest solar PV projects for LS Power. Fluor’s financial strength and backing for this project demonstrates our ability to bring a turnkey solution to our clients for their utility-scale solar developments.”

Engineering and procurement is under way from Fluor’s Southern California operations centre. The facility is expected to achieve full commercial operation by the end of 2013.

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