Assets built to serve the next job, too.
Mine Ops projects are designed around durable capacity: resources, storage, mobility, energy, and the infrastructure that connects them.
Mine Ops Megamine
Resource capacity for company operations and large-scale work across
Colonia.
The Repository at Mount Oswalt
A centralized storage complex built for comprehensive inventory
management.
Mine Ops Fishery
Advanced fishing operations supporting a steady supply of treasure and
fish.
Motrak Railway Network
A developing regional transport network built for swift movement between
major locations.
Lawson Photovoltaic Generation Facility
A 3.0 MWdc solar-generation facility in development in the Lawson
Industrial District.
Colonia Postal Service
Centralized item and mail delivery for a more connected Colonia.
Energy infrastructure
Lawson Photovoltaic Generation Facility.
The Lawson facility is a Mine Ops Power Division project built to add dependable renewable generation to the company's electrical network.
Its fixed-tilt array is designed for utility-scale operation, with remote oversight, scheduled maintenance, and room for future expansion.
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Commercial operation
2026
Nameplate capacity
3.0 MWdc
Maximum export
2.7 MWac
Expected annual output
~5.5 GWh
Facility profile
| Location | Lawson Industrial District |
|---|---|
| Facility type | Utility-scale photovoltaic generating station |
| Owner / operator | Mine Ops Power Division |
| Grid interconnection | Mine Ops 34.6 kV distribution network |
| Collection voltage | 34.6 kV |
| Array configuration | Fixed-tilt photovoltaic array; 11 rows |
Performance & footprint
| Equivalent modules | 15,180 |
|---|---|
| Estimated module surface | 15,180 m² |
| Approximate site footprint | 3.8 acres (1.5 hectares) |
| Estimated capacity factor | 21% |
| Estimated annual emissions avoided | ~2,000 metric tonnes CO₂ |
| Operations | 24-hour remote monitoring, utility-grade protection, and scheduled preventive maintenance |