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3 developments
01 / MINNESOTA
COMMUNITY SOLAR / PORTFOLIO
Minnesota community solar
Nine approved projects expanding access to locally generated energy. Four gardens celebrated groundbreaking in 2026 across Owatonna, Kasota and Sartell.
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At least 55% of subscriptions at the four 2026 groundbreaking projects are reserved for low- and moderate-income households. Eligible subscribers are expected to save 8%–15% annually on electricity costs.
The four projects are expected to support 57 jobs, onsite apprentice training and pollinator-friendly habitat.
43 MWdcAcross nine approved projects17+ MWFour 2026 groundbreaking projects Included in the portfolio above
02 / ILLINOIS
SOLAR + STORAGE / LOCAL APPROVAL
Lake in the Hills
A former quarry becomes an opportunity for community-scale solar and battery storage, with local approval for both facilities.
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Planned for an approximately 59-acre former quarry, this development marks Enterprise’s first approved standalone battery project in Illinois.
Enterprise worked with local officials and fire personnel on emergency response, equipment spacing, screening and noise. The battery is expected to participate in Illinois’ Virtual Power Plant program.
5 MW solarCommunity solar facility20 MWhBattery storage project
03 / ILLINOIS
COMMUNITY SOLAR / DEVELOPMENT
Mt. Zion
A community solar development designed to serve Illinois households, including low- and moderate-income subscribers.
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The project is expected to generate approximately 10 million kilowatt-hours annually, enough to serve an estimated 1,200 homes. These are projected benefits, not measured operating results.
5 MWacCommunity solar capacity1,200Homes equivalent, estimated
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Selected public announcements, not a complete inventory. Capacity and milestones reflect Enterprise’s published project descriptions; AC and DC ratings are identified where provided. Portfolio figures overlap and should not be added together.
02 / PRINCIPALS’ PROJECT EXPERIENCE
A long history. A hands-on perspective.
Enterprise’s principals bring experience earned across community solar gardens, wholesale power plants, and more than 400 residential and small-business net-metered projects.
Experience across multiple markets informs how we work with landowners, utilities and local communities today.
Selected experience of our principals across their careers, including work at prior companies. These projects are distinct from Enterprise’s current development portfolio.
Primarily 5 MWac projects, with additional projects ranging from 1–4 MWac.
New York6 projects +
6 solar projects
Primarily 5 MWac projects, with project sizes ranging from 1–5 MWac.
New Mexico5 projects +
5 solar projects
Two projects at 5 MWac, two at 4 MWac, and one at 2 MWac.
Minnesota and Illinois capacities follow the historical project list; their AC/DC basis is not specified. Repeated locations are retained as separate entries. Oregon, Virginia, New York and New Mexico are summarized at the state level, with capacities stated in MWac.
