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Overflowing with renewed pride and purpose after an amazing night of celebration with my friends and teammates at @RPCSllc #utilitysolar #gosolar – at Monterey, CA
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Ampacity is proud to sponsor the 2026 California Germany Agrivoltaics Conference at @ucdavis on November 11!
Join us for an on-site tour of #agrivoltaic installations, hear from the teams behind the projects, and learn more about how #solar and #agriculture can work together.
The event will wrap up with networking at Ruhstaller Farm Brewery. We hope to see you there!
Register here: eventbrite.com/e/4th-califor…
#CGAV26
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Big news!
Ampacity has been named a 2026 Culture Excellence Award winner by @TopWorkplaces , earning recognition across nearly every category measured: Innovation, Employee Appreciation, Work-Life Flexibility, Remote Work, Employee Well-being, Professional Development, Compensation & Benefits, Leadership, and Purpose & Values.
Here's what makes this special: these awards are built entirely from employee feedback. No panel, no pitch—just our own team sharing, anonymously and honestly, what it's really like to work here
We're proud of the work we do accelerating the clean energy transition. We're even more proud of the team that shows up to do it, every day.
To everyone a part of #TeamAmpacity, thank you for making this place what it is. ampacity.com/ampacity-2026-t…
#TeamAmpacity #TopWorkplaces #CultureExcellence #WeAreAmpacity
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MOUNTAIN SNOW IS COMING! Some areas could pick up more than a foot Sunday into Monday.
After a relative lull on Saturday, a strong Pacific storm will move across Utah Sunday into Monday, bringing widespread precipitation and a significant change in temperatures.
The biggest snow impacts will come Sunday night into early Monday as a strong cold front pushes through the state.
❄️ SNOW LEVELS: Initially around 9,000 feet, snow levels will drop to 6,500-7,000 feet behind the cold front. That means accumulating snow will spread to lower mountain elevations.
❄️ SNOWFALL TOTALS: Areas above 8,000 feet could see more than 12 inches, with locally higher amounts possible in areas favored by northwest flow.
❄️ WASATCH & UINTAS: Significant accumulating snow is expected, especially across the higher elevations. Mountain passes and canyon roads could become snow-covered and difficult to travel.
❄️ SOUTHERN UTAH MOUNTAINS: Another round of accumulating snow is expected as colder air works south and snow levels fall.
By Monday, temperatures will take a big tumble, running 10-15 degrees below seasonal averages. A much colder feel across the state to start the week.
One important thing: The heaviest precipitation arrives Sunday, but the best window for accumulating mountain snow will be Sunday night into Monday morning as colder air moves in.
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BIG MOUNTAIN SNOW IS HEADED FOR UTAH SUNDAY INTO MONDAY! ❄️
A strong Pacific storm will move through Utah Sunday into Monday, bringing widespread valley rain and accumulating mountain snow. This system will tap into an atmospheric river, bringing plenty of moisture before colder air pushes snow levels lower.
Here’s what we’re watching:
Snow levels will start relatively high Sunday morning, around 9,500 feet, but steadily drop as colder air moves in.
* Sunday morning: 9,500 feet
* Sunday afternoon: 8,000 feet
* Sunday night: 7,000 feet
* Monday morning: 6,500 feet
Potential mountain snow totals:
* Above 6,500 feet: 0-1”
* Above 7,500 feet: 2-6”
* Above 9,000 feet: 6-12”+
The mountains could see some significant accumulations, with the potential for travel impacts late Sunday into Monday morning.
Valleys will see another round of widespread rain, and with waterways already running high from recent storms, flash flooding will remain a concern, especially across southern Utah.
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$PWR @Quanta_Services Reports 3Q26 results. Revs= $12.0B, GAAP Dil EPS= $4.55, Adj Dil EPS= $6.06, Adj EBITDA= $1.4B, Total Bcklg = $63.7B. Earnings call at 9am EDT this morning.
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We’re heading to RE+ Vegas!
We’re excited to be back for one of the biggest events of the year and even more excited to be partnering with @SEIA for a special booth takeover.
Come meet the Ampacity team at the SEIA booth on November 17 from 9:00–10:00 AM, before the Expo Hall opens.
We’ll be at RE+ all week, so if you’d like to connect, book a meeting with our team here: events.ampacity.com/re-vegas…
See you in Vegas! #REPlus26
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We’re proud to be celebrating the work anniversary of Leonel Martinez, Project Manager I on our electrical team.
Over the years, Leonel has been an important part of our team and someone we’re grateful to have at Ampacity for over a decade. His hard work, experience, and commitment to the people and projects around him have been an integral part of our momentum.
Leonel, thank you for everything you’ve brought to Ampacity and for being part of our story. We’re lucky to have you and excited for everything still to come!
#TeamAmpacity
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U.S. distributed solar generation quadrupled over the last decade 🔗 Link in Bio #SolarEnergy #USEnergy #EnergyStorage
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The clean energy industry is always changing, and there’s always something new to learn.
We sat down with Foreman Leonor Musquiz to talk about the importance of continuing to build new skills, learning new techniques, and growing alongside the industry.
Hear what Leonor has to say about staying ready for what’s next.
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We had a great time sponsoring the 2026 Gateway to Solar conference hosted by @Mn_SEIA!
These events are always a fun opportunity to spend time with others in the industry—especially with a signature Ampacity Margarita during happy hour. We hope everyone who tried one enjoyed it as much as we did.
Thanks for having us. Catch us at the next show! events.ampacity.com/?utm_sou…
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Developing a solar tracker project on a site with varied topography can be difficult, but it's still very possible thanks to more product and design options than ever before.
In this story, learn how Ampacity helps EPCs and developers make the best plans for projects on challenging terrain: ampacity.com/resource/how-ca…
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We’re proud to be celebrating the 10-year work anniversary of Miguel Castillo, Project Manager at Ampacity!
Since joining Ampacity in 2015, Miguel has been part of countless projects and partnerships along the way. As a Project Manager, he’s also one of the familiar faces our partners get to know and work closely with, helping turn plans into successful projects and supporting all the moving pieces in between.
Ten years is an incredible milestone, and we’re grateful for the dedication, experience, and commitment Miguel has brought to #TeamAmpacity along the way.
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