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Featured in Factory floor – 09-2026

Adapt to deliver

The US solar industry has become remarkably good at building utility-scale projects. The challenge now is delivering on the exact day the interconnection agreement expects. Chinmay Pingulkar of engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) supplier Mortenson Construction outlines key considerations for project scheduling.
construction of Two Blues solar plant, USA, Heelstone, part of Qualitas Energy, Meta PPA | Foto: Qualitas Energy

Effective scheduling of materials, workers and equipment can have a major impact on utility-scale solar building costs. Schedule predictability has become one of the industry’s most valuable commodities. What keeps builders up at night is timing, whether the project will connect when the interconnection agreement says it will, and whether everything between groundbreaking and commercial …

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