Pluma Construction, ForeFront Power, Standard Solar, and Solstice gathered with project partners to invite guests and community stakeholders to the Pino Community Solar site in Las Vegas, New Mexico, celebrating the state's community solar initiatives and the progress of eight projects totaling a 48.4-megawatt portfolio.

The product portfolio, developed by Pluma Construction headquartered in New Mexico with support from ForeFront Power, was acquired by Standard Solar for long-term ownership and operation, with Solstice leading the user acquisition. This portfolio also reflects Standard Solar's broader commitment to New Mexico, as the company actively acquires more projects in the state.

The event was held at one of the operational sites of the portfolio, where project partners delivered speeches and cut the ribbon to honor the collaboration behind one of the earliest community solar portfolios in New Mexico.

Seven out of the eight solar tracker projects have been completed, with the last project, Otero, expected to finish by the end of 2026. Once fully operational, the 48.4-megawatt portfolio is projected to generate approximately 103,287 megawatt-hours of electricity in its first year. Through the National Land Trust and private facilities, this portfolio is helping New Mexico households expand access to clean energy and reduce electricity costs.