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JUWI Inc. Announces Commercial Operation of 110 MW Dolores Canyon Solar Project
21 September, 2026JUWI Inc., a leading provider of renewable energy solutions has announced the successful commencement of commercial operation at the 110 MW Dolores Canyon Solar Project, a utility-scale solar facility located in southwestern Colorado. The generation facility achieved commercial operation on October 28, 2025 and is owned by Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, a wholesale electric power generation and transmission cooperative serving electric distribution cooperatives and public power district members in four states.
Developed and built by JUWI Inc., the project reflects a strong commitment to responsible land use, environmental stewardship, and collaboration with local stakeholders. Its location and design were carefully planned to align with regional priorities and minimize environmental impact while maximizing energy output.
Beyond its energy contributions, the Dolores Canyon Solar Project brings lasting economic value to the surrounding community. Construction activity supported local employment and businesses, while the project will continue to generate tax revenues and support public services throughout its operational life.
JUWI Inc. applied its global expertise in solar development, engineering and construction to deliver a high-quality facility tailored to the site’s unique geographic and environmental conditions. The project underscores JUWI’s continued focus on executing complex renewable energy developments efficiently and safely.
“Reaching commercial operation at Dolores Canyon Solar marks the culmination of years of collaboration, dedication, and shared purpose,” said Steve Ihnot, Chief Financial Officer of JUWI Inc. “We are grateful for the partnership with Tri-State and the many local stakeholders who helped make this project a reality, and we take great pride in delivering a facility that will provide long-term value to the community and clean energy to the region.”