The Huck Finn solar project, developed by EDF Renewables North America , began commercial operations in December 2024. With a generating capacity of 200 MWac ( 270 MWdc ), this plant supplies energy to more than 37,000 homes and stands as the largest solar project in the history of Ameren Missouri , a subsidiary of Ameren Corporation.
The commercial start of the Huck Finn solar project
Construction of the project generated more than 500 jobs at its peak and promises a sustained economic impact on Audrain and Ralls counties, with estimated revenues of $14 million over its operational life. In addition, Huck Finn Solar strengthens the reliability of the electric grid and reduces dependence on non-renewable sources, underscoring its value as a model for sustainable development.
According to Jesse Laniak, regional project manager at EDF Renewables , the success of the project is due to the commitment of local communities and the collaboration with Ameren Missouri. The president of the energy subsidiary, Mark Birk, stressed that the initiative is important to guarantee reliable, resilient and clean energy in the long term.
With more than 35 years of experience and 18 GW of projects developed, EDF Renewables North America reaffirms its leadership in renewable energy. The company integrates solutions from grid-scale energy to electric vehicle charging, and continues to promote the achievement of decarbonization objectives.
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