On old coal land in Ohio, a solar farm won approval — with no one objecting
In Vinton County, Ohio, a place long shaped by coal, iron and clay, state regulators unanimously approved 149 megawatts of solar plus 149 megawatts of battery storage on reclaimed coal-mine land. Unlike many solar cases in the state, this one drew no opposition — building on former mine land gave the Hamden Energy project a clear path, and a new use for land that industry left behind.
The upbeat factorthe land that once gave coal now gets to give clean power.
SDG 7 · Affordable and clean energy — Mechanism: policy reform
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