160-megawatt (MWac) capacity will generate enough clean energy each year to power 38,000 average North Carolina homes

The use of setbacks and tree planting will limit project visibility to neighbors

Landowners retain ownership of land during and after lease; the land will be made ready to resume farming after the lease expires

Over $240 million estimated total Project investment with substantial tax revenue reinvested into the local and state communities

Helps meet the growing demand for clean renewable energy sources in North Carolina and the state's commitment to be carbon-neutral by 2050

Construction is expected to begin as early as 2027

Life cycle: 35 years from date of commercial operation

Estimated project size of 900 fenced acres distributed between two sites: East - 450 acres & West - 450 acres