# Blevins Solar & Storage

ERCOT asset profile · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/blevins-solar-and-storage

A 270 MW solar plant paired with 180 MW of two-hour storage

Blevins is Geronimo Power's operating hybrid plant in Falls County, Texas, with 270 MW of solar and a 180 MW / 360 MWh two-hour battery. The final equipment filing lists 183 Sungrow PowerTitan enclosures and 56 battery inverters; Fujifilm and Bristol Myers Squibb contracted for all 270 MW of solar capacity.

## Profile

- **As-built equipment:** The final EOP lists 183 Sungrow PowerTitan ST2752UX battery enclosures and 56 SC4000 battery inverters, superseding the earlier SGIA's planned Power Electronics inverter design.
- **Commercial structure:** Fujifilm contracted for 125 MW and Bristol Myers Squibb for 145 MW of solar capacity.

## Metrics

- **Battery nameplate:** 180 MW — EIA battery-generator nameplate; the co-located solar generators total 270 MW AC.
- **Solar:** 270 MW AC — Two EIA generators: 132 MW and 138 MW.
- **Battery:** 180 MW / 360 MWh — Two-hour EIA basis.
- **Battery enclosures:** 183 — Sungrow PowerTitan ST2752UX; 56 battery inverters.

## Facts

- **Developer:** Geronimo Power
- **EPC:** Mortenson

## Related parties

- **Developer / sponsor:** Geronimo Power — Official project and operations pages ([source](https://geronimopower.com/projects/blevins-solar-storage-project/))
- **EPC:** Mortenson — Official construction announcement ([source](https://www.mortenson.com/news-insights/blevins-solar-project-begins-construction-in-texas))
- **Battery / inverter supplier:** Sungrow — Final PUCT equipment filing ([source](https://interchange.puc.texas.gov/Documents/53385_3687_1513163.PDF))

## Sources

- [Blevins final equipment filing](https://interchange.puc.texas.gov/Documents/53385_3687_1513163.PDF) — PUCT · authoritative — As-built battery, inverter, module, tracker, and transformer counts/models.

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