Burr Oak Solar
LOCAL TAX REVENUE
POLLINATORS AND VEGETATIVE SCREENS
CONSTRUCTION JOBS
About
Burr Oak Solar is a responsible, environmentally-sound solar energy project located in Dekalb County. The 300 MW project will include acres of vegetative buffers, setbacks, pollinator plantings, protected wetlands, and other protected natural resources.
Currently, this project is in the development stages. We are securing the necessary legal and environmental permits to safely and responsibly develop the project. For more information, please fill out the contact form at the bottom of the page.
300 MEGAWATTS(MW)
CLEAN ENERGY
HOMES AND BUSINESSES POWERED
Economic Benefits
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Clean, Reliable Energy - The electricity produced will help supply the ever-increasing demand for power locally and across the state of Illinois.
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Jobs - The project will create well-paying construction jobs over the course of construction.
Ongoing Revenue -The project will generate estimated millions in tax revenues alone.
Burr Oak Energy is a safe and environmentally-sound solar project that will preserve vital natural resources and protect the rural nature of Dekalb County.
Burr Oak Energy will have a positive impact on the environment. There will be no pollution, no noise, and no traffic once the initial construction is complete. This project allows Dekalb County to preserve the land for future development, while at the same time producing clean, affordable energy. The project will also not place any strain on public infrastructure including schools, roads, water, and sewer systems.
Environmental Impact
Project Map
Burr Oak
Buffers and Setbacks
Buffers and setbacks designed to minimize the visual impact of the solar farm are an important component of the proposed project
Vegetation
Buffers and setbacks designed to minimize the visual impact of the solar farm are an important component of the proposed project
Habitat Protection
The project is designed to protect existing wetlands, streams, and other natural resources. Burr Oak Energy does extensive research and surveying of the project area. Therefore, the project will be carefully developed to preserve these wetlands and other natural resources to protect this valuable habitat for decades.
Wildlife
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FAQs
Is solar safe?
Unequivocally yes. Solar panels are designed and tested to withstand a range of environmental conditions. They are also designed to prevent any metals or resources from leaking into the ground or water.
Will the solar project cause glare?
No, there will not be a visible glare. Solar panels are designed to absorb light, not reflect it.
Where is the project be located?
It is located in Dekalb County, Illinois.