From Solar Power World, by Billy Ludt
February 24, 2025
Large-scale solar installer RP Construction Services (RPCS) announced during Intersolar & Energy Storage North America that the company is rebranding to Ampacity Renewables. The term Ampacity is defined as the maximum amount of current that a conductor can safely carry.
“For over a decade, we have served our customers as a trusted partner to support them in completing projects quickly and efficiently. This has resulted in tremendous growth and expansion within the tracker sector,” said Eben Russell, founder and president of Ampacity. “Moving forward, we are leveraging our proven approach, incredible team, and the new Ampacity brand to bring cutting-edge solutions and services to address all
industry sectors and all project types.”
The team at Ampacity is carrying over the same services on which RPCS built its reputation: design solutions, on-hand inventory, kitting and pre-assembly, logistics services, post-installation services and commissioning — all from one company. “Ampacity’s vision is to expand our breadth of solutions and services to meet our nation’s future power needs, sustainably and responsibly,” Russell added.
“Ampacity is accelerating the energy transition with their value-added, kitted solutions that streamline procurement, reduce customers’ overhead, simplify the work in the field, improve safety, bolster quality, and make work more repeatable and more scalable,” said Duke Austin, president and CEO at Quanta Services, Ampacity’s parent company.
About Ampacity
A proud member of the Quanta Services family of companies, Ampacity, LLC (Ampacity) delivers a forward-thinking approach to end-to-end structural and electrical solutions for clean energy transition projects, and the ability to orchestrate the full process from engineering to kitting to installation. Ampacity is committed to accelerating clean energy for a better future and providing comprehensive solutions that ensure project deadlines are met. Since 2014, Ampacity has delivered more than six gigawatts of fully engineered clean energy systems to customer sites in the U.S. and Canada. Learn more at www.ampacity.com.
