Mill Point Solar I Project – Connecting Power, Projects & People

The Mill Point Solar I Project will Provide Long-Term Benefits to the Town of Glen and Montgomery County

Providing additional tax revenues, which could total tens of millions of dollars over the life of the project, for road upgrades, schools, public safety, and other critically important infrastructure services to the Town of Glen, the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District, and Montgomery County

Creating approximately 200 family-wage construction jobs directly and supporting other jobs by increasing business activity at local hotels and motels, grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, equipment rentals, materials suppliers, and similar businesses

Paying more than $2.5 million per year to local landowners in the form of solar leases, easement agreements, and good neighbor agreements, resulting in a consistent stream of revenue that can protect against fluctuating commodity prices and help maintain family farms

Establishing a Host Community Benefit Program through which $125,000 is paid into a fund annually over the first 10 years of the project’s operations ($1.25 million in total), to be distributed equally by the local utility to all residential utility customers in Glen in the form of an annual utility bill credit

Implementing best-in-class pollinator friendly vegetation, which will enhance soil health, ecological diversity, and hydrological cycles while providing critical pollinating services for nearby farms

Being an active participant in the Town of Glen and Montgomery County by developing meaningful relationships that translate into long-term partnerships with local organizations, schools, and community members

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Why Glen?

ConnectGen has identified the area within the Town of Glen as suitable for solar development because of its proximity to the existing transmission system with available capacity, site suitability with existing land use, minimal anticipated environmental impacts, and Montgomery County’s history of renewable energy and economic development.

Mill Point Solar I Project Area

ConnectGen expects to use approximately 1,040 acres to host project infrastructure, and the project will be wholly located within the town boundary of Glen.

ConnectGen is Committed to Siting the Mill Point Solar I Project Responsibly and Safely

Below are the ways in which we will minimize potential environmental impacts of the Project

Water

Develop a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan that outlines plans for sediment and erosion controls to manage any stormwater discharged from the project site

Wildlife

Work with state and federal agencies and stakeholders to ensure that potential environmental impacts are fully considered, minimized, and mitigated

Sound

Conduct a noise impact assessment to develop mitigation recommendations to ensure that the project meets applicable sound limits

Visual

Conduct a visual impact analysis to assure that potential visual impacts from the project are minimized through a variety of screening practices

Closure

Implement financial securities that will guarantee responsible decommissioning and restoration at the end of the project’s life

Energy Independence

Generate local clean energy that strengthens the grid through resource diversity

About ConnectGen

ConnectGen is a multi-technology renewable energy platform dedicated to best-in-class greenfield development, origination, execution and operations.

Our Experience

ConnectGen has an active pipeline of more than 20,000 MW of wind, solar and energy storage projects in development across the United States. Our project successes are built on a foundation of rigorous screening and site selection, collaborative engagement with landowners and communities, and disciplined execution through development, construction, and operations.

Harvesting the Sun to Power an Economic Boon to the Town of Glen and Montgomery County

Connecting Power, Projects & People