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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.

“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 public park sees the potential for solar energy to support its programs and take ownership of its own energy future.

A post-industrial steel company town discovers savings for its low-income residents through community solar.

Working closely with local officials, Trajectory helped revise a zoning ordinance to bring solar opportunities to a growing village.