Angelina Solar Project
 
 

Angelina Solar is a renewable energy project with long-term, sustainable benefits to Preble County

 
 
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Angelina Solar

Angelina Solar I, LLC submitted an application for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need to the Ohio Power Siting Board in December 2018. At a capacity of 80 Megawatts, the Project will be constructed and operate within an approximately 827-acre area of privately owned land approximately 4 miles north of College Corner, Ohio.

The Project Area is ideal for a utility-scale solar farm because it is adjacent to a point in the regional transmission system at which power can be supplied without the need for substantial and costly upgrades to that system. Use of the Project Area will enable the generation of large amounts of solar power because it is generally level and open.

The Project will consist of solar photo-voltaic panels and will not use any fuel, any appreciable amount of water, and it will not generate any air pollution, water pollution, or hazardous waste. The equipment comprising the Project will have very few moving parts and will make almost no sound. With only minimal disturbance of topsoil and few underground foundations, the Project will require very few changes to the land surface and will productively utilize existing, open agricultural fields.

If you would like to see a copy of our Application, please either request one through our Contact page or view it online on the OPSB page for Case 18-1579-EL-BGN.

 

Open Road Renewables

Open Road Renewables boasts one of the most experienced teams of developers in the country. Members of our team have been involved in some of the most challenging and exciting renewable energy projects, including the largest solar project of its kind in the state of Maryland, dozens of solar projects from California to Maryland, and enough wind generation capacity to power hundreds of thousands of homes. Open Road Renewables has successfully permitted 350 MW of solar in Ohio including the Hillcrest Solar Project (Brown County) and Willowbrook Solar Project (Highland & Brown Counties).

Learn more at www.openroadrenewables.com

Permitting

Solar projects in Ohio are permitted by the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB). Learn more about the OPSB on their website: https://opsb.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/opsb/

Revenue

In the Fall of 2020, Angelina secured a PILOT Agreement with Preble County. Under the PILOT, Angelina will pay local taxing jurisdictions and the County $720,000 per year.

Community

Angelina has been working with the Preble County community for the last three years to permit and refine the project. Learn more here.

Environment

Angelina will supply clean, renewable energy to the local electric grid. Additionally, Angelina plans to incorporate pollinator habitat into the project landscaping.

 
 
 
 

Angelina will bring investment, jobs, and long-term revenue to Preble County

 
 
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Community

Angelina is proud to be part of the Preble County community. Angelina has been diligently working to address the questions and concerns of neighbors, local officials, and the community at large. Learn more about Angelina’s commitment to the Township, County, and Community in Angelina’s application and joint stipulation.

In the application and the joint stipulation, Angelina makes a number of commitments related to the following subjects:

Project layout

Setbacks from roads, property lines and homes

Public information program

Complaint resolution process

Construction hours and construction notice to neighbors

Landscaping and vegetative screening for neighboring homes

Protection of drain tile

Revenue agreement with local government

Vegetation management and noxious weeds

Minimization of vegetation clearing

Coordination with state and local government about construction traffic

Road Use and Maintenance Agreement with local government

Local fire and EMS coordination, training and equipment

Decommissioning and financial resources to implement

Management of stormwater

 
 
 

Questions? Want to learn more?

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