The Gallup Sun reported on Convalt’s July 2026 presentation to Gallup City Council following its announced purchase-and-sale agreement with Gallup Land Partners.
An integrated industrial proposal
The article described a proposed $5 billion campus, then called Project Solis, in the Gallup Tradeport. Its planned components included HJT solar-cell and module manufacturing, behind-the-meter power generation, battery storage and wastewater treatment.
Manufacturing and onsite utilities
The reported design included annual capacity of 3.6 GW of HJT cells and 3 GW of modules. Its proposed power system combined 1,900 MW of solar, 1,600 MWh of battery storage and standby gas generators.
Employment and resource planning
Convalt’s projections included 900 permanent jobs once fully operational and a treatment facility designed to process one million gallons of municipal effluent daily. The report also described initial financing being sought and questions from council members about regulatory and community considerations. These figures represented the company’s development plans at the time of publication.