Jul 27, 2026
CPCN approval received
Maryland PSC Case 9753 cleared the project to move into its approved construction path.
Owner-side project leadership for an approved community-solar development moving through active site development, construction readiness, and compliance.
Discuss a projectLocationSomerset County, Maryland
Capacity2.04 MW AC
PSC case / CPCN9753
Project stageActive site development / construction readiness
Status dateSeptember 2026
Field progress film · September 2026 · 0:40
Somerset: site development in motion
Captured during active clearing and access preparation in September 2026. All field imagery is authentic Somerset project documentation.
Open videoProject status / September 2026
Current project status.
CPCN approval is in place. Mobilization, erosion controls, site access, active clearing, and construction-readiness coordination are underway.
Aug 5, 2026
Site mobilization
Field mobilization began and the site moved from planning into active preparation.
Aug 11–12, 2026
Controls and access established
Silt fencing and the rough entryway were completed to support field access and compliance.
Sep 2026
Active clearing and readiness coordination
Clearing, access-corridor development, logistics, and construction prerequisites are being coordinated in parallel.
Project team
Project team and roles.
- Project owner
- GeoFire Solar
- Development
- Argo
- EPC contractor
- Gregory Electric
- Electric utility
- Delmarva Power & Light
- Owner’s representative
- C R Thompson and Sons
The assignment
On the
owner’s side.
Somerset combines regulatory obligations, agency coordination, civil and electrical design, site logistics, utility requirements, material planning, and field execution. CRT keeps those workstreams tied to one owner-facing plan so that decisions, dependencies, and readiness conditions remain visible as construction advances.
CRT owner-side accomplishments
- 01Translated CPCN conditions and agency deliverables into one construction-readiness plan
- 02Moved the site from approval into mobilization, erosion controls, access, and active clearing
- 03Aligned civil, electrical, environmental, utility, and logistics dependencies
- 04Coordinated contractor, vendor, materials, staging, and delivery decisions
- 05Maintained field reporting with direct escalation of constraints and decisions
- 06Kept schedule, action, decision, and compliance documentation under owner-side control
How CRT operates
The controls CRT brings to this kind of project.
Interface control
Keep agency, engineering, utility, logistics, and construction workstreams tied to one execution plan.
Readiness protection
Track permits, site conditions, materials, access, and prerequisites before they become field constraints.
Decision-grade reporting
Give ownership a concise view of progress, risks, decisions, and the next actions required to maintain momentum.
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