Archives: Projects

Apple Blossom Energy and White Tail Energy are solar + energy storage development projects in Jackson County, Arkansas. These projects are thoughtfully designed to support the region’s growing energy needs. As development advances, our team is working closely with landowners, community leaders and local officials to ensure each project reflects meaningful input from the community they will serve. Through ongoing engagement and careful planning, we aim to deliver reliable, locally generated energy and long-term economic benefits for Jackson County.

Fairview Solar is a planned 75 MWac renewable energy project in Ashley County, Arkansas. Situated in a remote location on an existing commercial timber operation parcel, Fairview Solar is exploring the opportunity to include agricultural components like sheep grazing and pollinator habitats on the project that will maintain the rural character of Ashley County.

CC Solar is an up to 120 MW_AC  dual-use clean power facility proposed in Caroline County. The facility will provide meaningful economic value to Caroline County while boosting the rural and farming heritage of the community. CC Solar is currently engaging the local community to share information and build support prior to seeking approval from the County.

 

Spring Grove II Solar is a 150 MW solar project under construction in Surry County, Virginia.

Egypt Road Solar is an operational 51.1 MW solar project in Dorchester County, Maryland.

Jones Farm Solar is sited on a remote parcel of land with existing natural buffers. The design of the project incorporates wildlife corridors throughout, encouraging the natural habitat to thrive when construction is completed. The solar facility is located in Queen Anne’s County and will be interconnected to an existing Del Marva Power & Light 69kV transmission line on site.

Jones Farm Solar is operational.

Located in Fannett Township, PA, Aspen Road Solar is an operational solar project that incorporates pollinator habitats, sheep grazing, and wildlife corridors throughout encouraging the natural habitat to thrive.

 

Spring Valley Solar is a 178-megawatt solar facility being planned in Colbert County, Alabama along Highway 43 just south of Tuscumbia. Spring Valley Solar is committed to boosting local economic development, collaborating with stakeholders, and fostering community partnerships in Colbert County.

Located in Halifax County, Virginia, Alton Post Office Solar is a 75MW solar project in operations. The design of the project incorporates wildlife corridors throughout, encouraging the natural habitat to thrive. Sheep were introduced to the site in 2025 to maintain the vegetation on site.