Major Energy Infrastructure on the South Plains
Professional thermal inspection capabilities for the utility-scale wind and solar installations transforming West Texas energy infrastructure. Based locally with equipment and expertise meeting IEC 62446-3 and NFPA 70B standards.
The regional asset profiles below use publicly available information to illustrate how we scope inspection programs for utility-scale assets of this size and type. Aerial Accuracy is not affiliated with or endorsed by these facilities' owners or operators.
Hornet Solar
Tulia, TX • 600 MW • 1.36M Modules
Hale Wind Project
Petersburg, TX • 478 MW • 239 Turbines
Additional Regional Asset Profiles
Explore public profiles for utility-scale solar facilities across West Texas and see how inspection scope changes with capacity, location, and operating status.
Browse profiles by county: Borden · Hutchinson · Kent · Nolan · Scurry · Stonewall · Yoakum
1000 Mile Solar
300 MW · Under Construction
1000 Mile Solar
300 MW · Under Construction
2W Permian Solar Project Hybrid
420 MW · Operating
Alira solar farm
222.8 MW · Pre Construction
Azure Sky Solar
225 MW · Operating
Bluebell Solar
115 MW · Operating
Briggs Solar
305 MW · Pre Construction
Holstein 1 Solar Farm
204.4 MW · Operating
Indigo Solar
125 MW · Pre Construction
Is416 solar farm
180 MW · Pre Construction
Jayhawk solar farm
101 MW · Pre Construction
Jones City Solar
215 MW · Pre Construction
Juno Solar Project
302.5 MW · Operating
Juno Solar Project (United States)
141 MW · Operating
Lamesa Solar
102 MW · Operating
Lapetus solar farm
100.7 MW · Operating
Lumina Solar Project
327 MW · Operating
Lumina Solar Project (Lumina I & II)
640 MW · Operating
Misae Solar
517 MW · Under Construction
Panhandle Solar Group Project
1000 MW · Pre Construction
Phoebe Solar
250 MW · Operating
Prospero Solar
303.6 MW · Operating
Renegade Solar Project
515 MW · Pre Construction
Rolling Sun solar farm
300 MW · Pre Construction
Swenson Ranch Solar
600 MW · Under Construction
Texas Solar Nova 1
252 MW · Operating
TREX US Green Holly solar farm
400 MW · Pre Construction
Our Capabilities for Utility-Scale Infrastructure
West Texas hosts some of the nation's largest wind and solar installations. Based in Hale County with professional-grade equipment, we're prepared to serve utility-scale renewable energy projects across the region with thermal inspection services meeting industry standards.
Why Local Capabilities Matter for Energy Infrastructure
Immediate Response Capability
Same-day or next-day mobilization when weather windows open or equipment issues arise. No waiting for regional crews from DFW, Houston, or out of state.
Local Response Advantage
Our position in Hale County provides rapid mobilization for facilities across the South Plains with the responsiveness that regional or out-of-state contractors cannot match.
Local Weather Knowledge
Three generations on the South Plains means understanding exactly when conditions optimize for thermal surveys—irradiance, wind, temperature, humidity patterns.
Standards Compliance
640×512 radiometric thermal with 2cm RTK GPS meets IEC TS 62446-3 solar requirements and NFPA 70B electrical standards. Equipment specifications exceed compliance minimums.
Regional Energy Infrastructure Growth
The Texas Panhandle continues rapid renewable energy expansion. ERCOT's pipeline includes 647 planned solar projects (2025-2027), many in the South Plains region. This infrastructure growth creates ongoing thermal inspection demand for:
Solar PV Installations
IEC TS 62446-3 thermal inspections detect hot cells consistent with bypass diode failures and cell cracks before warranty periods expire
Wind Turbine Facilities
Blade thermal surveys, gearbox monitoring, and nacelle inspections prevent costly downtime during peak generation periods
Electrical Substations
NFPA 70B electrical thermography for transformers, bus bars, switchgear, and transmission connections