Alabama Solar Park

Anticipated installed capacity 133 megawatts

Project Overview

The Alabama Solar Park will be located in northwestern Genesee County, New York with a focus in the Town of Alabama and adjacent properties in surrounding towns. Land agreements totaling 3,500 acres have been signed. Alabama Solar's generation will be equivalent to the consumption of more than 40,000 New York homes. The solar park will also complement the area’s agricultural resources, providing farmers with a stable, drought-resistant cash crop in the form of landowner lease payments.

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Economic benefits

Alabama Solar Park yields significant economic benefits to the community in the form of payments to landowners, local spending, and annual community investment.

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$117 million

In capital investment

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Millions of dollars

Will be paid to landowners

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Millions of dollars

Will be paid to local governments

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Local job creation

Four permanent jobs and more than 250 construction jobs will be created

Environmental impact
Saves more than 231 million gallons of water each year

Alabama Solar Park will save more than 231 million gallons of water each year and will displace carbon emissions from fossil fuel power plants, a major contributor to climate change. Solar energy also enhances air quality by helping to mitigate the health effects of harmful air pollutants.

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Technology

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Energy security

Alabama Solar Park will help strengthen energy security for the state of New York and the United States, helping diversify domestic supply.
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Solar Panels

Alabama Solar Park will have state-of-the-art, single-axis tracking PV panels.
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Solar energy in the U.S.

In the first three quarters of 2023, solar energy comprised of 48% of all new generating capacity.

About solar energy

 Solar cells have no moving parts and convert sunlight directly into electricity via the photoelectric effect. This direct-current electricity is then collected, transformed into alternating-current, and finally enters the electrical grid through a substation after being converted to the proper voltage.

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Renewable energy and local experiences
Dive into our videos and hear from local landowners and community members about their experiences working with our EDPR NA team and living near a renewable energy project.
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Local Experiences with Solar Energy
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Downloads

New York State Fact Sheet
Alabama Solar Fact Sheet
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Contact Us

alabamasolarpark@edpr.com
1971 Western Avenue #230
Albany, NY 12203
T: 518-708-3594
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