National Grid Renewables launches Ross County Solar Project (120 MW) and Fayette Solar Project (47.5 MW) in southern Ohio. Constructed by Kiewit Power Constructors with First Solar modules, these projects contribute 167.5 MW of clean power. Ross generates $27 million in tax revenue over 25 years, and Fayette adds $10.6 million. Together, the projects will also donate approximately $670,000 through local charitable funds.
National Grid Renewables powers Ohio with solar energy
The projects are estimated to offset 145,000 metric tons of CO2 yearly. Illustration by NationalGridRenewables.
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