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Project Details

Arevon is developing an American energy project located in Knox County, Indiana, comprised of 157 megawatts (MWdc)/135 MWac of solar and 150 MW/600 MWh of battery storage.
Here is a snapshot of the project:

Size
Solar: 157 MWdc / 135 MWac
BESS: 150 MW/60 MWh

Location
Hoosier Energy Ratts Substation

Project Life
Once constructed, the project has a 35-year useful life. After this time, it will be decommissioned in accordance with a decommissioning plan and bond.

Power Generation
The project is expected to generate enough solar energy to power the average electricity consumption of more than 21,000 Indiana homes each year. With the addition of BESS (Battery Energy Storage Systems), 108,000+ homes could be powered by the battery storage capacity during periods of peak demand.

Benefits
Community Benefits
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Generates property and sales tax revenue for schools, first responders and other local needs
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Compensates landowners for land use providing stable income source for over 35 years
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Contracts with local businesses and services
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Does not place heavy burden on government-supported services like schools and roads
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Results in secondary economic activity for local restaurants, hotels and other retail and wholesale businesses
Power Benefits
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Does not need external fuel inputs, reducing transportation risks and increasing reliability
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Will help Indiana meet its power needs
Environmental Benefits
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Produces zero-emissions power that does not contribute to local pollution or global climate change
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Generates power with no noise or smell
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Will help Indiana meet its clean energy and climate goals
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