US-headquartered EDF Renewables North America, an independent power producer, in partnership with Enbridge Inc., developed the Amazon Solar Farm Ohio – Fox Squirrel Solar project. The Fox Squirrel Solar project, comprising three phases—150 MW (AC) (Dec. 2023), 250 MW (AC) (July 2024), and 177 MW (AC) (Dec. 2024)—achieved a total operational capacity of 577 MW (AC)/749 MW (DC). The project became fully operational in December 2024. It is in Madison County, Ohio, and includes 1.4 million panels, 159 inverters, and a capacity of 577 MW (AC)/749 MW (DC). This makes it one of the largest utility-scale solar projects east of the Mississippi River. During construction, approximately 650 workers installed 10,000 panels daily, contributing to nearly 1.5 million work hours. The electricity is supplied to Amazon through power purchase agreements, supporting renewable energy use and Ohio’s economic development goals.
Enbridge and EDF Renewables: Lighting up Ohio with 577 MW (AC) Fox Squirrel Solar
The Fox Squirrel Solar project, completed in three phases—150 MW (AC), 250 MW (AC), and 177 MW (AC)—now delivers a total of 577 MW (AC) of clean energy to Ohio. (Image source: edf Renewables)
RES has been ranked by Wood Mackenzie as the second-largest solar O&M operator globally. (Image Source: RES Group)
Sandrini I & II deliver 300 MW of solar power through 15-year PPAs with Shell Energy and Redwood Coast Energy Authority. (Image Credit/Source: AndreasTroll/Pixabay)
The project incorporates 240 MW each of ASTRO N7 and N5 modules, featuring low-carbon steel frames and enhanced mechanical durability. (Image Source: Astronergy)
Rice Creek Solar was built by Origis Energy, coordinated by FMPA, and features 213,000 solar panels. (Image Source: PRNewswire)