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Local farmers see solar as a way to diversify their income streams and keep their land in their family for future generations.

As local coal plants are closed, utility-scale solar can fill the energy gap while uplifting the Pekin community.

A 2MW solar array provides clean energy to Peoria area residents while delivering cost-savings on subscribers’ utility bills.

A local family that has been farming their land for generations is now using its land to farm the sun.

“Gar Creek Solar in Kankakee County is proof of how community solar projects help folks save on their utility bills and launch local union jobs.” — Secretary of Energy, Jennifer Granholm

A community at the forefront of energy adoption chose Trajectory to develop its first community solar project.

A solar array built just outside Chicago, Illinois brings cost savings for low-income residents.

Our collaboration with Hopewell’s landowner demonstrated that installing solar arrays on your land doesn’t mean you need to stop farming it.

In collaboration with a local school district, this project is set to transform 12 acres of school-owned land into a solar array producing 2MW of clean, affordable energy.

A Lacon, IL, nonprofit sees solar as a way to earn revenue off of low-productivity farmland.