JEA has been producing solar energy since the 1990s. Currently, JEA receives clean energy from 8 solar facilities across Northeast Florida, with capacities ranging from 1 megawatt (MW) to 12 MW.
The 250-megawatt Rock House Solar Project represents an investment of over $300 million on the part of developer EDF.
Long Draw Solar generates 225 megawatts of electricity, which is used by local utilities Denton Municipal Electric, Garland Power & Light, and Kerrville Public Utility Board (KPUB) to diversify their resources and keep rates low.
Beacon 1 is a 56 MW solar plant in the northwest Mojave Desert. Together, all five Beacon projects supply 250 MW to the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.
Volvo Truck’s New River Valley (NRV) facility employs approximately 3,600 people, making it the largest manufacturing employer in Southwestern Virginia.
Built on the site of the former Indian Creek Surface Mine outside of Pound, Virginia, the Wildcats solar project will generate 10 megawatts of affordable electricity once complete.
The development of Roseland Solar created 350 good-paying construction jobs.
A subsidiary of LS Cable & Systems will invest over $680 million to build the facility, which will produce high-voltage direct current submarine cable for offshore wind projects.
The school district has received 12 American-made Blue Bird electric school buses.