Bristol Landfill Solar Powers Rhode Island’s Largest Project
Bristol Landfill Solar came online in February 2025, providing 8,700 megawatt-hours of reliable power to a Rhode Island-based company in North Kingstown, RI.
Bristol Landfill Solar came online in February 2025, providing 8,700 megawatt-hours of reliable power to a Rhode Island-based company in North Kingstown, RI.
At approximately 300 megawatts, the complete Eldorado Solar project will generate enough electricity to power approximately 56,000 Illinois homes each year.
Producing 29 megawatts of electricity, this solar farm is the combination of four small-scale adjacent projects. The project provides low-cost electricity to the regional grid and bill credits to thousands of homes and small businesses in the area, helping cut electric bills for subscribers.
The solar array will generate over 51% of the annual electricity consumption on site.
Swiftsure is a battery storage facility capable of storing and dispatching up to 650 MW of power to New York homes and businesses and will create 100 good-paying local jobs.
Across the Keystone State, there are more than 2,300 megawatts of solar installed today, enough to power over 305,000 homes.
Once complete, Maysville Solar will generate upwards of 80 megawatts of affordable electricity, equal to the needs of approximately 40,000 Americans.
The 3.9-megawatt Ephrata Solar project provides enough power to support 670 homes in the community.
The Eaton County Solar project is projected to save the county over $6.5 million and reduce energy use by 30% over its lifetime.
The 4-megawatt Peru 3 Solar Park generates enough electricity for almost 700 Indiana households.