Solar farm construction fueling out where the road ends.
Wet-hose fueling for excavators, dozers and pile drivers spread across hundreds of acres, rental tanks at the laydown yard, and the same supplier on the next project, wherever in the country it lands.
- Mobile fueling across large, remote build sites
- Rental tanks for one month to 15+ month builds
- One supplier from coast to coast, project after project
Building other projects too? See construction site fuel delivery.
Get a solar project fuel quote
Tell us about the site and the schedule. A dispatcher replies within the hour.
Prefer to talk? Call 800-720-4546, 24/7.
The site is huge, remote and changes every week
Utility-scale solar is built on land chosen for sun, not for access. Sites sit on remote hillsides and open ground that need terracing and heavy earthwork, with dirt access roads that move as the build progresses. A machine at the far end of the array can be a long drive from anything.
That makes the fuel run expensive. If every dozer and pile driver has to travel back to a tank to refuel, you lose hours of production a day. Solar fuel delivery flips it: our truck drives the site and fuels each machine where it’s working, and rental tanks at the laydown yard cover everything else.
Then the project ends and the crew moves to the next one, often in another state. FuelGo’s nationwide network means the same fuel program follows you, with no new vendor to find and onboard each time.
Plan for access, not just gallons
The first question dispatch asks on a solar job is how the truck gets to the equipment. Tell us about access roads, gate locations and ground conditions up front, and deliveries don’t stall at the property line.
Every phase, from grading to energization
Equipment changes as the project moves from earthwork to racking to electrical. The fuel program changes with it.
Site prep and terracing
Excavators, earthmoving equipment, bulldozers and graders doing the heaviest burn of the project.
Foundations and framing
Pile drivers and support equipment setting the foundations for racking and trackers.
Panel installation
Telehandlers, cranes and lifting equipment moving and mounting modules across the array.
Concrete work
Concrete trucks and pumps for inverter pads, equipment foundations and substations.
Electrical and access roads
Trenchers and road-building equipment for collection systems and site roads.
Generators and vehicles
Site generators for offices and tools, plus construction vehicles and trucks.
We fuel utility-scale solar farms, commercial solar installations, community solar projects and other renewable energy infrastructure.
The fuel program for a renewable build
Mobile fueling for the field, storage for the laydown yard, and the extras the project needs.
Off-road diesel delivery
Dyed diesel for excavators, dozers, graders and heavy equipment used in site prep and installation.
Off-road dieselMobile wet-hose fueling
Fuel delivered direct to equipment across the site, so machines keep working instead of driving to a tank.
Mobile fuelingFuel tank rentals
Forkliftable FuelCubes and towable trailer tanks, on terms from one month to 15+ months.
Tank rentalsGenerator fueling
Fills for generators powering site offices, tools and equipment.
Generator fuelingR99 renewable diesel
Drop-in, lower-carbon diesel with no engine modifications, for developers tracking project emissions.
Renewable dieselDEF delivery
ISO 22241 DEF for modern construction equipment and vehicles.
DEF deliveryAlso available: gasoline delivery for small equipment and support vehicles, and emergency fuel delivery 24/7.
Storage that moves with the build
Solar sites need temporary storage that can be repositioned as work moves across the property.
FuelCube portable tanks
Double-walled and moved by forklift, in 250, 500, 1,000 and 1,800 gallons.
Towable trailer tanks
500 and 990 gallons on a trailer, towed to wherever the active work area is this week.
Pump options
Battery-operated and gas-powered pumps for sites with no electrical power during construction.
Flexible terms
Monthly billing from one month for a quick project to 15+ months for an extended build.
Sizing storage for the laydown yard? Try the tank size calculator, or see every tank we rent.
Setting up a solar project
- Step 01
Share the project
Location, acreage, phases, equipment count and construction schedule.
- Step 02
We plan the site
Tank placement, wet-hose rounds and truck access across the property.
- Step 03
Confirmed windows
Delivery windows confirmed before each visit, timed around shift start.
- Step 04
Next project, same program
When you mobilize to the next site, we set it up the same way.
Solar farm fueling questions
Can your trucks reach a solar site with only dirt access roads?
Hard-to-reach sites are a normal part of solar work. Dispatch confirms access roads, gates and ground conditions with you before assigning the truck, so it can reach equipment across the property.
Can you set up fuel storage at our laydown yard?
Yes. We rent FuelCube portable tanks in 250, 500, 1,000 and 1,800 gallons and towable trailer tanks in 500 and 990 gallons, with battery-operated or gas-powered pumps for sites without power.
How long can we rent a tank?
Rental terms run on monthly billing, from one month for a short project to 15+ months for an extended build.
Can you follow our crews to the next project?
Yes. Solar contractors move from coast to coast, and our nationwide network means we can set up the same fuel program at your next site without you finding a new vendor.
Do you offer renewable diesel for solar projects?
Yes. R99 renewable diesel is a drop-in replacement for petroleum diesel with no engine modifications, which suits developers who track construction emissions.
What happens if a machine runs low mid-shift?
Call 800-720-4546. Dispatch is staffed 24/7, 365 days a year, and emergency fuel delivery is available so the build stays on schedule.
Fuel at every corner of the array.
Send the project location and schedule. A dispatcher comes back within the hour with a fuel plan for the build.