Muscatine Power and Water (MPW) and Konisto, a Colorado-based solar energy system service, break ground on MPW’s first utility-scale solar array, Muscatine Solar One, on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 8. The 24-megawatt solar facility will span 230 acres at MPW’s Grandview Avenue water wellfield and provide approximately 53 million kilowatt-hours of energy annually.
A model of what the solar panels will look like at Muscatine Solar One at Muscatine Power and Water’s Grandview Avenue water wellfield.
Muscatine Power and Water and its Choose Green solar partners — Grain Processing Corporation, HNI Corporation, Ruveon and the City of Muscatine’s Waste Pollution Control — broke ground on Muscatine Solar One on Thursday afternoon.
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Muscatine Power and Water (MPW) and Konisto, a Colorado-based solar energy system service, break ground on MPW’s first utility-scale solar array, Muscatine Solar One, on the afternoon of Thursday, Oct. 8. The 24-megawatt solar facility will span 230 acres at MPW’s Grandview Avenue water wellfield and provide approximately 53 million kilowatt-hours of energy annually.
A model of what the solar panels will look like at Muscatine Solar One at Muscatine Power and Water’s Grandview Avenue water wellfield.
Muscatine Power and Water and its Choose Green solar partners — Grain Processing Corporation, HNI Corporation, Ruveon and the City of Muscatine’s Waste Pollution Control — broke ground on Muscatine Solar One on Thursday afternoon.
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