Brimfield school eyes solar project
Kiersten Sheets of Trajectory Energy Partners attended the July 11 meeting of the Brimfield Village Board to answer questions regarding a proposed community solar project.
Kiersten Sheets of Trajectory Energy Partners attended the July 11 meeting of the Brimfield Village Board to answer questions regarding a proposed community solar project.
The Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition recently met with Trajectory Energy Partners at their Gar Creek Solar project in Kankakee, IL to see how Gar Creek Solar creates good-paying jobs and expands access to clean energy.
Aspen Power Partners to Acquire 53MW of Community Solar Projects From Trajectory Energy Partners.
An important step in working with a solar developer for a community solar or utility scale solar project on your land is going through the zoning process in your county.
As landowners consider a solar lease for their land, a key consideration is how it will impact your farming operation on adjacent parcels and after the project is finished.
The Knox County Board unanimously approved zoning requests for the $70M, 50-megawatt solar project.
Across Illinois, landowners are hearing from solar companies that would like to lease their land for a solar project. Deciding whether or not solar is right for you and which company to work with are important decisions.
“During its January 20 meeting, the Perry County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a special use permit for Kimmel Road Solar, LLC for a 50-megawatt solar farm off Kimmel Road northeast of Du Quoin that will connect to the Ameren substation at the intersection of Kimmel and Willow roads.”
With the Future Energy Jobs Act, Illinois pledged to reach 25% clean energy by 2030. Initiatives statewide are working hard to make this goal a reality, particularly through solar energy, including community solar. Jon Carson from Trajectory Energy Partners talks about bringing together landowners and electricity users to develop solar energy projects that benefit local …
On December 9th, 2021, the Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm toured Gar Creek Solar, a project that Trajectory Energy Partners developed and is now being built by Fosler Construction Company. The site is currently under construction with plans to go online early next year. This project is an Illinois Solar for All Community Solar project, meaning that 90% of the subscribers will be low- and moderate-income Illinois residents. Interested and eligible residents can sign up at comed.com/GiveARay.