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Savion flips switch on 100-MW Oklahoma solar project

March 6, 2025
, 8:45 am
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Savion today announced the start of commercial operation of Kiowa County Solar Project (KCSP) in Kiowa County, Oklahoma. The 100-MW solar facility is the company’s first project to be developed, constructed and owned by Savion in the state. Construction began in August 2023 and concluded in December 2024 on the 1,235-acre project, which includes more…

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Savion flips switch on 100-MW Oklahoma solar project

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