Lincoln Renewable Energy dedicated a massive solar project here Thursday. The 12.5-megawatt site consists of about 53,000 solar panels constructed on 100 acres along Elmer Road.
LRE, a developer of solar and wind projects, said it’s the largest non-utility-owned solar project east of the Mississippi.
At the ceremony, LRE also announced it has formed a partnership with Samsung C&T Corp.
“We are delighted to reach another key milestone in the growth of our company with the completion of (this) project,” LRE CEO Declan Flanagan said. We also are delighted to announce our partnership with a company of the strength of Samsung C&T. Combining LRE’s proven project-development capability with Samsung C&T’s global strength in engineering, procurement, construction and operation of major infrastructure is an extremely complimentary partnership.”
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Declan Flanagan, CEO of Lincoln Renewable Energy, stands in front of a new solar project dedicated Thursday on Elmer Road in Fairfield. |
LRE, a developer of solar and wind projects, said it’s the largest non-utility-owned solar project east of the Mississippi.
At the ceremony, LRE also announced it has formed a partnership with Samsung C&T Corp.
“We are delighted to reach another key milestone in the growth of our company with the completion of (this) project,” LRE CEO Declan Flanagan said. We also are delighted to announce our partnership with a company of the strength of Samsung C&T. Combining LRE’s proven project-development capability with Samsung C&T’s global strength in engineering, procurement, construction and operation of major infrastructure is an extremely complimentary partnership.”
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