2022
Interconnection agreement executed
The project entered the utility-interconnection process with an executed agreement.
Owner-side coordination across field execution, utility interfaces, inspection readiness, commissioning, and the path to documented turnover.
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AI-assisted opening visuals; all field footage documents the Red Lion project. Dates and operational information shown reflect the film’s production date.
Open videoProject status / September 2026
Mechanical completion is reached and preliminary inspection has passed. CRT is coordinating commissioning, remaining closeout items, and the utility path to permission to operate.
2022
The project entered the utility-interconnection process with an executed agreement.
2025–26
Tracker, module, electrical, civil, and equipment work progressed toward mechanical completion.
2026
The preliminary inspection passed and the project moved into commissioning and closeout coordination.
Current
CRT continues owner-side coordination while final operation remains subject to utility readiness and permission to operate.
Project team
The assignment
CRT provides the owner with one operating picture across construction, engineering, inspections, utility requirements, testing, and closeout. The assignment is not to replace the EPC or engineer; it is to keep the interfaces controlled, the decisions visible, and the remaining work moving toward a verified finish.
CRT owner-side accomplishments
How CRT operates
The controls CRT brings to this kind of project.
Connect field conditions, project documents, utility requirements, and schedule impacts in one owner-facing view.
Turn open issues into named actions with accountable owners, due dates, and persistent follow-through.
Coordinate inspection, testing, turnover documentation, punch work, and remaining dependencies as one closeout plan.
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