Wever Solar Project

About the project

The Wever Solar Project is an estimated 150-megawatt (MW) solar array located in Lee County, Iowa. The Wever Solar Project connects to the electrical transmission grid. The project positively impacts the environment and generates enough clean, low-cost energy to power more than 30,000 homes annually.

Fast facts

  • Location: Lee County.
  • Acreage: Approximately 900 acres.
  • In service: November 2024. 

Photo gallery

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    Fall 2024
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    Summer 2024
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    Summer 2024
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    Spring 2024
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    Aerial photo of the Wever Solar Project site, Spring 2024
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    Spring 2024
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    Installing piles at the Wever Solar site, spring 2024.
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    Groundwork at the Wever Solar site, spring 2024.
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    Groundwork at the Wever Solar site, spring 2024.

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