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Swift Current Energy Announces Energization of Landmark 800 MW Solar Facility in Illinois with American-Made Equipment

  • Swift Current Energy announced on April 30, 2025, that its 800 MW Double Black Diamond Solar facility near Springfield, Illinois, is now operational.
  • The project arose from growing U.S. Electricity demand driven by manufacturing and technology needs and involved financing from Google and major lenders.
  • The facility, the largest operating solar site in Illinois and east of the Mississippi, created 500 construction jobs and uses American-made equipment and union labor.
  • The project is projected to produce $100 million in tax income for the local area, with more than 60% of those funds designated for public schools and the remainder allocated to vital services such as public safety, infrastructure, and community programs.
  • Local officials and partners highlight that the facility advances clean energy goals, boosts economic benefits, supports manufacturing jobs, and reduces emissions in the region.
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Swift Current Energy Announces Energization of Landmark 800 MW Solar Facility in Illinois with American-Made Equipment

Substantial Scale: Double Black Diamond Solar is the largest operating solar facility in Illinois and east of the Mississippi RiverStrong Local Customers: City of Chicago and seven other customers are now sourcing power through Constellation from Double Black Diamond Solar,…

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KWWL broke the news in Waterloo, United States on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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