Our Industrial Authority is
in favor of solar business now;
what if they seeded some of
their industrial parks
with solar panels like Decatur County is doing?
They think it will make them look like a progressive county.
What do we think?
Ty Wilson wrote for WTXL 7 Dec 2012,
A solar park is coming to the Decatur County Industrial Park,
The Decatur County Industrial park will go from having green grass
to having a green future.
A Lenexa, Kansas company is building a solar farm at the Decatur
County Industrial Park.
The Decatur County Industrial park will go from having green grass
to having a green future.
Keith Lyle is the chairman of the Bainbridge Decatur Development
Authority, he says, “We are just extremely excited to have this come
for the community.”
And, it’s private investment!
Trade Winds Energy is leasing at least 100 acres to put in solar
panels at ten thousand dollars a year.
Company executives says they will invest 17 million dollars into the
project.
Lyle says, “This will add from the tax aspect a significant revenue
stream. When it is all said and done you are looking at a taxable
amount of 40 million is assets. On the project that is 400 hundred
thousand a year in tax revenue.”
Trade Wind Energy doesn’t list this project yet
(and all the projects they do list are wind projects),
but if we take a rule of thumb
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Southern Company subsidiary Southern Power today announced the acquisition of two photovoltaic (PV) solar projects totaling 99 megawatts (MW) in Georgia — the 80-MW Decatur Parkway Solar Project and the 19-MW Decatur County Solar Project — from Tradewind Energy, Inc.
