The project will be an economical and sustainable energy resource, contributing to economic growth in the region.
Bluegrass Creek will generate enough electricity to power thousands of households.
Includes pollinator-friendly ground cover, landscaped buffers, and wildlife-friendly habitats.
The land will be preserved and enhanced for future agricultural use after the project’s lifecycle.
After 25–30 years, facilities will be removed, and the land restored to agricultural use with its original topsoil. Additionally, the project will provide and maintain bonding to ensure removal and restoration efforts.
Initial outreach to landowners in Scott Township and commencement of the electrical utility grid connection process .
Continued landowner engagement and first signed land leases.
Ongoing property leasing with landowners.
Initiation of environmental studies and continued electrical studies.
Continued environmental studies and signing of an Interconnection Agreement allowing the project to connect to the grid once utility upgrades are finalized.
Completion of siting studies, environmental assessments, and permitting with Vanderburgh County.
Power marketing and early stages of securing a long-term contract for electricity purchase.
Expected construction and operations begin.
Orion has been developing renewable energy projects since 1998. Nationwide, Orion projects generate enough electricity to power more than 2,500,000 homes. Since 2003, Orion has been a pioneer in Indiana’s renewable energy industry. More than 2,000 Megawatts of solar and wind projects operating across Indiana have been developed by Orion, boosting farm income, creating jobs, and adding significant new property tax bases to communities across the state. Orion is dedicated to being a trusted partner in Scott Township and Vanderburgh County, just as we have been across Indiana for decades