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The Eaton Solar Center is a 70 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Eaton in Preble County, southwestern Ohio. Spanning roughly 550 acres of open agricultural ground, the facility connects directly to AES Ohio's 69 kV transmission network in PJM, generating reliable, low-cost clean power to serve regional manufacturing, commercial hubs, and agricultural processors across the Miami Valley.

The Cadence Solar Energy Center is a 275 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across Claibourne, Liberty, and Taylor Townships near Marysville and Richwood, Union County, Ohio. Encompassing approximately 2,200 acres of flat agricultural terrain, the facility connects directly to AEP Ohio's 138 kV transmission system in PJM, delivering clean wholesale energy to central Ohio communities and industrial consumers.

The Scioto Solar Energy Center is a 30 MWac utility-scale solar generation facility located near Kenton in Hardin County, west-central Ohio. Sited across approximately 250 acres of flat agricultural terrain near the Scioto River headwaters, the project delivers clean electricity directly into AEP Ohio's 69 kV distribution and transmission network within PJM, expanding local renewable energy availability while preserving regional soil resources.

Liberty Utilities (Algonquin Power & Utilities) is constructing the 70 MWac Alamo Solar Project across 919 acres of agricultural land in Gasper and Washington Townships, Preble County, Ohio. Certified by the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB Case No. 18-1578-EL-BGN) and affirmed following review by the Ohio Supreme Court, the project connects to the regional PJM bulk transmission system, delivering dispatchable zero-carbon generation and generating over $630,000 annually in local PILOT revenues for Preble County schools and emergency services.

The Border Basin Solar Center is a 120 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located in Cass Township near Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio. Encompassing approximately 950 acres of flat agricultural terrain, the facility connects directly to American Electric Power's (AEP Ohio) 138 kV transmission system in PJM, delivering low-cost clean power to agricultural operations, logistics facilities, and manufacturing hubs across northwestern Ohio.

The Stark Solar Project is a 150 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across rural and agricultural tracts in Stark County, Ohio. Connecting into AEP Ohio's 138 kV transmission system within the PJM Interconnection, the project supplies clean, cost-competitive electric power to northeast Ohio's manufacturing corridor, advancing regional grid decarbonization while preserving topsoil through native pollinator groundcover.

Invenergy is constructing the 250 MWac Pleasant Prairie Solar Energy Center across Pleasant and Prairie townships in southwestern Franklin County, Ohio. Approved by the Ohio Power Siting Board under Docket 20-1679-EL-BGN and supported by $215 million in tax equity financing, the facility utilizes advanced solar panels manufactured at Illuminate USA in nearby Pataskala, Ohio to generate power for over 50,000 homes.

Avangrid Renewables (Iberdrola Group) is constructing the 396 MWac Blue Creek Solar Project across Tully and Union Townships in Van Wert County and adjacent Paulding County, Ohio. Certified by the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB Case No. 21-0941-EL-BGN), the massive photovoltaic array is collocated with Avangrid's operational 304 MW Blue Creek Wind Farm, creating one of the largest hybrid wind and solar renewable energy generation hubs in the PJM Interconnection territory.

The Kyger Creek Solar Facility is a 220 MWac utility-scale solar generation station located near Jackson and Wellston in Jackson County, southeastern Ohio. Sited across approximately 1,800 acres of rolling upland and reclaimed land in the Appalachian foothills, the facility connects into the regional 345 kV Kyger Creek - Don Marquis transmission corridor within PJM, supplying wholesale clean power to Ohio electric cooperatives and regional industries.

Buckeye Clean Solar LLC has progressed Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) adjudicatory hearings for the 420M USD, 400 MWac Galion - South Berwick Clean Solar Project in Crawford County, Ohio.

Leeward Renewable Energy is constructing the 350 MWac Harvey Solar Project across approximately 2,600 acres in Bennington and Hartford Townships, Licking County, Ohio. Fully certificated by the Ohio Power Siting Board under Case 21-0164-EL-BGN and affirmed by the Ohio Supreme Court, the utility-scale installation injects over $3 million annually into local schools and services while powering tens of thousands of Ohio homes.