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A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

A 4 megawatt solar farm is currently under construction atop a section of the capped former Southampton Town landfill on Majors Path in North Sea, a first of its kind project on the South Fork that renewable energy advocates say could be a boost for finding creative places to put solar arrays. MICHAEL WRIGHT

authorMichael Wright on Jul 24, 2024
Construction is underway on the South Fork’s second solar farm, atop a portion of the capped former landfill at the Southampton Town transfer station on Majors Path in North Sea... more

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