Installed capacity of 30-megawatts of renewable energy

Project overview

Lone Valley Solar Park consists of two phases and is located in the western Mojave Desert, approximately five miles southeast of Lucerne Valley. With a semi- arid climate, vast expanses of land, and sunny days three-quarters of the year, Lucerne Valley is an ideal location for solar projects. The solar park complements the area’s desert landscape while harnessing the region’s abundant sun.

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Economic benefits

Lone Valley Solar Park significantly yields payments to landowners, local spending, and annual community investment.

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$474,000+

Paid to local governments

Energy savings
$1.6+ million

Paid to landowners

Community
$3.2 million

Spent locally

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Job creation

170 construction jobs and 1 permanent job created

Renewable energy technology

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Energy security

Lone Valley helps strengthen energy security for the state of California and the United States, helping diversify domestic supply.
Solar Community

Infrastructure

Lone Valley Solar Park consists of 121,000 Jinko Solar photovoltaic 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.
Environmental benefits
38 million gallons of water saved each year

Lone Valley Solar Park saves more than 38 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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Downloads

California State Fact Sheet
Lone Valley Fact Sheet

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Contact us

Lone Valley Solar Park
Operations & Maintenance Office

15600 67th Street West
Mojave, CA 93501
661.221.8762
Lone_Valley@edpr.com