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In-depth case studies from completed projects, plus the latest on sustainability, industry insights, and clean energy developments across the Southeast.
Branham Group partnered with a nationally recognized healthcare organization to deploy on-site solar PV — generating over 692,000 kWh annually, offsetting 490 metric tons of CO₂, and projecting $2.5 million in cumulative savings over 25 years.
Branham Group executed an 8-location solar energy portfolio for Lumenant across Southeast healthcare facilities — deploying 1,480kW DC of capacity, generating 2,420,000 kWh annually, and offsetting 37,920 tons of CO₂ over the lifetime of the systems.
Modernizing substation and switchyard infrastructure delivers enhanced reliability and stability, increased capacity and efficiency, and the digital systems required for real-time monitoring, automation, and renewable energy integration.
Through integrated solar PV, closed-loop geothermal, high-efficiency lighting controls, and automated greenhouse systems, City Roots Organic Farm in Columbia, SC met and exceeded its goal of achieving net-zero energy usage.
An 81kW DC solar canopy producing 175,392 kWh annually — supplying renewable power while creating functional company and community outdoor space, and offsetting 2,537 tons of CO₂ over its life cycle.
Branham Group joined GASFS26 in Athens, GA — engaging with the nation's premier agrivoltaics conference and reinforcing its commitment to responsible solar development and land stewardship across the Southeast.
This toolkit will help land trusts engage productively in the regulatory and legislative processes of siting new energy infrastructure in their areas.
"As technology leaps forward, clear and fair regulations must keep pace to support advancement, help prevent price volatility, and promote competition, ultimately benefiting consumers by keeping electricity costs manageable."
Following devastating flood damage from Hurricane Helene in 2024, a regional water resource recovery utility selected Branham Group as the EPC contractor to restore and recover its 1-megawatt on-site solar project.