Spower in Virginia

Virginia

Virginia is a key state for sPower; currently, we have four projects under development, hundreds of local workers, strong community partnerships and the momentum to shift energy sourcing in the state. Our work here has just begun, and once our projects begin operating millions of dollars of tax revenue will be going back into the communities that have helped us get to where we are.

Recently, we began construction on the Spotsylvania Solar Center; this 500 MWac project in Spotsylvania County will be the largest solar project east of the Rockies and create approximately 800 construction jobs and 35 full-time jobs.

Virginia has set the goal to produce 100 percent of their electricity from carbon-free sources by the year 2050, and we are prepared to help the state achieve this goal. In doing so, we aim to utilize our projects to invest in the communities where we operate.  The stable tax revenue generated by each of our projects fund county services such as education and municipalities. On top of this, we have worked hard to bring community benefits through employee volunteerism, donations and meaningful partnerships.

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“In Their Shoes”

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Change is hard. So, we work to put ourselves in the shoes of our landowners. We adapt to have the least impact on their lives, while providing positive benefits to them, the environment and the local community.

“Our Grandchildren”

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We honor the history and legacy of our landowners. Listen to a couple that we work with and what a solar project on their property means to them.

“Renewable Energy as an Economic Driver”

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Renewable energy is not only good for the environment, it’s good for the economy. Hear from sPower employees and community leaders about the value renewable energy brings to communities across the country.

“Country Girl”

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Landowners play a key role in the development and success of each sPower project, and we work hard to garner trust from the onset. This self-proclaimed “country girl” finds a new use for her property and a new way to farm her land that produces more revenue for her county and continues the legacy of a country life.

Virginia Projects In Development

The information included in the map above is representative, not reflective of sPower’s entire development portfolio and is subject to change.

Explore Virginia Projects – In development

Fitch Solar
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Fauquier County
  • Construction start: Q2 of 2022
  • Expected Operational Date: Q4 of 2023
100+ MW
Planned Capacity
158+
Construction Jobs
10-12
FT Jobs
$8M
Tax Revenue
Skipjack Solar Center
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Western Charles City County
  • Construction start: Q1 of 2021
  • Expected Operational Date: Q1 of 2022
175+ MW
Planned Capacity
300–500
Construction Jobs
5-10
FT Jobs
$4.75M
Tax Revenue
Cavalier Solar
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Surry and Isle of Wight Counties
  • Construction start: Spring 2021
  • Expected Operational Date: October – December 2022
240 MW
Planned Capacity
400-500
Construction Jobs
9
FT Jobs

To learn more about Cavalier please visit  https://cavalier-solar.spower.com/

Spotsylvania Solar Center
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Spotsylvania County
  • Construction start: Current
  • Expected Operational Date: 2020 – 2021
500 MW
Planned Capacity
350-700
Construction Jobs
20-25
FT Jobs

To Learn more about Spotsylvania Solar Center please visit https://spotsylvania-solar.spower.com/

Project information is approximate and subject to change.

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Our Community Partners

  • 1st Responder Canine
  • Central Rappahannock Regional Library
  • Commonwealth Victory Fund
  • Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region, Inc.
  • Fredericksburg Agricultural Fairgrounds, Inc.
  • Fredericksburg Regional Alliance
  • Friend of Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office Community Policing
  • Germanna Community College Educational Foundation, Inc.
  • John J. Wright Educational & Cultural Museum, Inc
  • Mary Washington Healthcare
  • Rappahannock Area YMCA, Inc.
  • Saint Michael Athletic Boosters Club
  • Shannon Air Museum
  • Spotsylvania County Little League
  • Spotsylvania County Parks & Rec (Belmont Park)
  • Spotsylvania County Education Foundation
  • Spotsylvania Volunteer Fire Dept
  • The School Board of the County of Spotsylvania
  • The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region
    Thurman Brisben Center
  • University of Mary Washington Foundation
  • Virginia Community Food Connections
  • Spotsylvania County Schools
  • Surry County Historical Society

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