US-based Arevon Energy, Inc. and Meta Platforms, Inc. have entered into a long-term Environmental Attributes Purchase Agreement for Arevon’s Heirloom Solar Project in Pike County, Indiana. The 60 MWAC project, which began construction recently, is expected to be fully operational by Q3 2025. Arevon claims that the company will own and operate the project, providing significant economic benefits to the local community. Local landowners will receive consistent payments, diversifying their income while continuing farming activities. Arevon’s initiatives, including the Heirloom Solar Project, are projected to contribute over $86 million to local governments and create nearly 200 jobs during construction. This agreement follows a similar one for the Kelso Solar Project in Missouri, supplying 349 MWAC of renewable energy to support Meta’s operations.
Arevon & Meta partner for Indiana solar project
Arevon’s solar initiative in Pike County, Indiana, will contribute over $86 million to local governments and create nearly 200 jobs during the construction phase. (Image Credit: Arevon Energy)
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