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The Hannibal Solar Project is a proposed 2.5-megawatt solar photovoltaic facility located in Taylor County, Wisconsin on land which has been previously disturbed for agriculture activities. The site is approximately 15.5 acres in size.
Staff Assignment Name: Alan Hachey
Project Submittal Date: 3/5/25
Project Approval Date: 3/12/25
DOE CE Applied: B5.16
The Douglas Solar Project is a proposed 2.5-megawatt solar photovoltaic facility located in Mitchell County, Iowa on land that has been previously disturbed for agriculture activities. The site is approximately 15 acres in size.
Staff Assignment: Alan Hachey
Project Submittal Date: 3/5/25
Project Approval Date: 3/12/25
DOE CE Applied: B5.16
The Elk Mound Solar Project is a proposed 2.5-megawatt solar photovoltaic facility located in Chippewa County, Wisconsin on land that has been previously disturbed for agriculture activities. The site is approximately 15 acres in size.
Staff Assignment Name: Alan Hachey
Project Submittal Date: 3/5/25
Project Approval Date: 3/10/25
DOE CE Applied: B5.16
A $3.3 million USDA Rural Development Community Facilities grant helped restore a historical giant that was instrumental in shaping Wisconsin’s global agricultural significance
CHAMPAIGN, IL, March 5th, 2025 - Homeownership has become an increasingly difficult achievement for many Americans. Will County resident, Candace, was recently able to achieve her dream on Feb 27th, 2025, thanks to a collaboration between four organizations: USDA Rural Development, Will County Habitat for Humanity, Will County Land Use, and the Illinois Housing Department Authority.
This project is to construct and operate the Liberty Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine Project (Project) in Casey and Marion Counties, Kentucky. The Project would include construction and operation of an approximately 214-megawatt (MW) net reciprocating engine power plant, a new asset that is necessary to meet projected load demand and support the integration of increased amounts of intermittent renewable energy generation on the EKPC system.
