Located in Fannett Township, PA, Aspen Road Solar will incorporate pollinator habitats, sheep grazing, and wildlife corridors throughout encouraging the natural habitat to thrive.
An Operational Solar Project
in Fannett Township, Pennsylvania
Benefits
What does this project mean for you and your community?
LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACT
Over its lifetime, Aspen Road Solar will pay millions of dollars in tax revenues to the host county. That's 35 years of revenue from a project that does not require costly infrastructure or public services, increase traffic or impact prime farmland. Further, during construction, the project will require hundreds of workers on site, which will provide an economic boost to area businesses and service providers.
LOCALLY GENERATED CLEAN ENERGY
Home-grown solar is vital to bolstering Fannett Township's grid resilience and enables Pennsylvania to meet its goal to increase production of local renewable energy. The transition to clean energy is powered by strong communities whose landowners, local businesses, and citizens recognize their critical role in making it happen.
LAND RESTORATION AND PROTECTION
Aspen Road Solar will offer local landowners the opportunity to preserve large, open tracts of land that can be used for future generations when the solar facility is removed at the end of its useful life. During the life of Aspen Road Solar, pollinators, sheep grazing, wildlife corridors, and other habitat-nurturing features will enable nature to continue to thrive, optimizing our mission as stewards of the land.
Location
Northern Franklin County, off of Path Valley Road.
PROJECT SIZE
100 MW
Timing
Aspen Road Solar is now operational
PRESERVED LAND WITHIN PROJECT DESIGN
Approximately 500 acres
$23.6 MILLION GENERATED IN STATE, COUNTY, & MUNICIPAL TAX REVENUE
DEEP PINE BUFFER ALONG ROADS
ANNUALLY POWERS OVER 18,000 HOMES WHILE OFFSETTING MORE THAN 90,000 METRIC TONS OF CO2*
$23.6 MILLION GENERATED IN STATE, COUNTY, & MUNICIPAL TAX REVENUE
DEEP PINE BUFFER ALONG ROADS
ANNUALLY POWERS OVER 18,000 HOMES WHILE OFFSETTING MORE THAN 90,000 METRIC TONS OF CO2*
Project location
Aspen Road Solar resides in south-central Pennsylvania, situated in Franklin County.
FRANKLIN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Located in the Northern tip of the Franklin County, Aspen Road Solar interconnects to the power grid with an existing 115kV line.
Community Commitment
We are committed to being responsible members of the local community, and good neighbors. Urban Grid Gives is proud to support education, preservation efforts and other causes in our communities.
About Us
Urban Grid, a leading independent power producer, facilitates a rapid and sustainable energy transition by developing high-quality renewable energy projects, fostering community partnerships and serving as a good land steward. Our company is positioned to own and operate its facilities while cultivating a land management system that benefits farmers, communities and the natural world through agrivoltaics. Urban Grid maintains a delivery-focused approach with the goal of being a good neighbor, corporate citizen and trusted energy solutions partner. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, with teams situated strategically throughout the United States, Urban Grid has a long history of contributing to the clean energy economy. In addition to 940 megawatts currently contracted and under construction, we are actively developing a growing portfolio of more than 12,000 megawatts of solar PV and 7,000 megawatts of co-located and stand-alone energy storage.
Urban Grid is a portfolio company of Brookfield, one of the world’s largest owners and operators of renewable power and climate transition assets.
