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Solar farms in North America

The sun as a renewable energy source

PROCESS OVERVIEW

The process of a typical solar project

View exactly how a typical solar project evolves and which typical phases that our project managers take care of.

Week 1-3

Landowner agreement

Week 4-10

Investigations

Week 11-50

Approvals

Week 51-77

Planning

Week 76-104

Construction

Renewable Energy

Green electricity

FAQ

It takes around 76 – 104 weeks to develop a solar farm. Several parameters might delay the process of a solar farm. That will be the approval processes and the procurement and delivery of raw materials for the project. This is why the timeline differs from 76 to 104 weeks.

We construct solar farms on a minimum of 124 acres (50 hectares) and one of our current projects is up to 865 acres (350 hectares).

The noise from a solar farm at 754 feet, or 230 meters, is approximately 25 dB. That is comparable to the noise of a quiet bedroom.

Solar cells are not dangerous to humans and animals. For example, we have sheep that live at our solar farms, where they can, among other things, seek shelter from the rain, or summer sun, under the solar panels.

We work to take care of nature, and respect biodiversity, in the areas where we set up solar parks. Often, we replace traditional farming with our solar panels and in this way, we spare the soil from pesticides and fertilizers. In 2021, we also planted 245,000 trees as fences around our solar parks.

No, there will be no glare from the solar panels.

A solar panel is up to 10.5 feet, or 3.2 meters, tall.

Contact

Contact EE North America’s solar project managers