Redfield Solar

Grant County, Arkansas

Driving economic activity while delivering 100 MW of home-grown power to the electric grid.

Project Specifics

This project gives Grant County a critical role in supporting our nation’s drive to energy independence. We will construct a substation and distribute power throughout the region.

  • PV solar arrays capable of generating up to 100 megawatts (MW) of in-demand power, enough to power approximately 18,000 homes

  • The project encompasses approximately 1,000 acres situated in a remote area of the county

  • Targeting start of construction in Q4 2024

  • Targeting commencement of operations in Q3 2026

Bringing Economic Growth to Central Arkansas

Stimulating the Local Economy - Redfield Solar may create up to 200 jobs during the construction phase of the project, while also driving increased patronage of local businesses.

Creating Substantial Tax Revenue - Estimated tax payments exceed $6 Million over life of the project. Money that can enhance local roads, schools, and services.

Low Demand for County Services - Unlike most developments, our need for expensive county services like fire, police, and waste removal are minimal to non-existent.

Community Support

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