NEPTUNE SOLAR PROJECT
About the Project
The Neptune Solar Farm is an innovative solar and energy storage project proposed for the city of Pueblo, Colorado that will have a capacity of up to 250 megawatts of clean, renewable, American-made solar energy, combined with 125 megawatts of battery energy storage. The Neptune Solar project is more than solar panels and batteries - it represents a significant capital investment in Colorado. Once operational, it will create good-paying jobs and millions in additional revenue for the local community.
Neptune Energy Center, LLC is a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, the world’s largest generator of renewable energy from the wind and the sun.
Economic Benefits
THUNDER WOLF SOLAR PROJECT
About the Project
The Thunder Wolf Solar Project is an innovative solar and energy storage project proposed for the city of Pueblo, Colorado that will have a capacity of up to 200 megawatts of clean, renewable, American-made solar energy, combined with 100 megawatts of battery energy storage. The Thunder Wolf Solar project is more than solar panels and batteries - it represents a significant capital investment in Colorado. Once operational, it will create good-paying jobs and millions in additional revenue for the local community.
It is a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, the world’s largest generator of renewable energy from the wind and the sun.
Economic Benefits
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We believe in building strong partnerships and supporting the communities our projects call home. Get the facts and learn how the Neptune and Thunder Wolf Solar and Storage Projects can enhance the city of Pueblo.
HEALTH
The benefits of solar energy on health-related air quality are worth even more than the electricity itself.
HEALTH
ENVIRONMENT
Solar energy has among the least environmental impacts of any form of electric generation.
ENVIRONMENT
PROPERTY VALUE
Multiple studies have found solar projects have no significant impacts on property values.
PROPERTY VALUE
DECOMMISSIONING
Decommissioning is the process of removing all components of the solar project and returning the land to its original condition.
DECOMMISSIONING
*Estimated over first 35 years of the project. All figures are estimated and subject to change.