Eagle™
High-Density Solar Infrastructure for C&I and Land-Constrained Projects.
~13.65 kW
per unit current concept
~675 sq ft
unit footprint
~1 MW / 1.3 ac
typical layout target
A ground-mount alternative when the site is constrained.
Built for projects where land, labor, or schedule rule out a conventional ground mount.
Land-constrained C&I sites
Municipal and public works projects
EV charging depots with limited land
Microgrids and battery-backed infrastructure
Water systems and Power + Water configurations
Remote commercial and industrial loads
More solar capacity per usable acre.
Eagle’s high-density platform can support a 1 MW deployment in approximately 1.3 acres, depending on final engineering and site conditions. Actual land requirements vary based on access, spacing, topography, utilities, drainage, setbacks, fire lanes, and AHJ requirements.
Final land use varies by site and design. Handle this claim carefully — especially important for California EPCs and public works projects.
Reduce field work. Reduce site variables. Improve project control.
Moving repeatable structural work into the factory changes what happens on site.
Reduced on-site structure assembly
Reduced heavy-equipment dependency in many deployments
Potential reduction in prevailing-wage labor exposure compared with field-built systems
Repeatable product platform for EPCs and developers
U.S.-fabricated steel structure options available for domestic-content strategies
Build
Ship
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Power
Eagle specification snapshot
Current structure concept: approx. 27.9 ft length × 24.6 ft depth × 11.2 ft high
Minimum service lane clearance in current datasheet: approx. 9.7 ft
Designed for site-specific wind, seismic, and snow-load requirements
Compatible with solar + storage + microgrid applications
Optional battery / ESS and power electronics configurations
