3 new solar farms in SW Pennsylvania, built on former coal mine sites, will generate 43 MW of power for 7,500 homes annually, creating local job opportunities and promoting energy independence.

Three new solar farms in Southwestern Pennsylvania, Pechin Solar, Grans Solar, and Listonburg Solar, will generate 43 megawatts of power, supplying 78,000 megawatts per hour of carbon-free electricity—enough for 7,500 homes annually. Built on former coal mine sites, these projects aim to enhance local job opportunities and promote energy independence. However, the rapid growth of solar energy has led to tensions regarding property values and community benefits.

October 06, 2024
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