The project was originally founded and developed by SECP (Sustainable Energy Capital Partners) [3] and further developed by 174 Power Global, the US subsidiary of the South Korean company, Hanwha Group.

[4] Both units are built to a 1.5 kVdc maximum system voltage standard.

[5][6] This increase from the previous 1.0 kVdc standard enables the inverter to operate at higher efficiency and reliability, and is expected to reduce overall balance of system costs over the lifetime of the facility.

[7] Swinerton Renewable Energy was the EPC contractor, and Clenera provided asset management services.

[10] As with Boulder Solar and the Fort Churchill Solar Array, Apple Inc. helped to motivate the project through participation of its northern Nevada data centers in the program.