en.Wedoany.com Reported - Global energy infrastructure company GameChange Energy announced that its Genius Tracker solar tracking system has been selected for the Pepper and Lucky 7 utility-scale solar projects developed by Sabanci Renewables in Texas. The two projects total approximately 286 MWdc and are expected to commence commercial operations in the second half of 2027, providing renewable energy under a long-term agreement with Meta to support the power demands of hyperscale data center operations.

As artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital infrastructure continue to accelerate, data centers have become one of the fastest-growing sources of electricity demand in the United States. In Texas and other key markets, developers are increasingly pairing new utility-scale solar generation with long-term power purchase agreements to meet this demand with reliable, cost-effective renewable energy. GameChange Energy's Genius Tracker platform was selected to support both projects, continuing the company's growing role in providing high-performance solar infrastructure for core energy applications.

GameChange Energy CEO Phillip Vyhanek stated that the rapid expansion of data centers is fundamentally changing how new power generation capacity is developed, and the selection of Genius Tracker for the Pepper and Lucky 7 projects demonstrates how utility-scale solar can help support the enormous energy demands of modern digital infrastructure. As developers and hyperscale customers continue to invest in new renewable energy projects, this is just the beginning of a significant growth opportunity.

Texas has become one of the leading markets in the United States for both data center development and utility-scale solar deployment, making it a strategic location for connecting renewable energy generation with rapidly expanding digital infrastructure. GameChange Energy's Genius Tracker system is designed to maximize energy production while reducing installation time and long-term operating costs. The company has deployed over 68 GW of solar trackers and fixed-tilt systems globally, consistently supporting some of the world's largest renewable energy projects across a variety of climate and site conditions.