Estimated local and state tax revenue over the life of the project, supporting schools, emergency services, and public infrastructure—without placing added financial pressure on local taxpayers.
Estimated construction jobs during the 12–18 month build period, supporting local workers and American-made energy development.
Approximate project footprint on privately owned land in Bradford County.
Expected operating life, delivering long-term, reliable electricity and contributing to a more stable and affordable energy supply for the region.
Bradford Solar will move forward in phases, with opportunities for community input throughout the process.
Environmental, engineering, and permitting reviews.
Continued coordination with agencies and local leaders.
Short-term local job opportunities and onsite activity.
30+ years of safe, low-impact clean energy production.
The project is proposed on privately owned land within Bradford County. Final design details will be refined as studies progress and community input is received.
We know that a new project raises real questions about land use, traffic during construction, and what happens decades from now when the project ends. We’re here to answer those questions honestly. Our team is available to meet with residents, attend community events, and respond directly to concerns. The FAQ below covers the questions we hear most often. If yours isn’t there, please ask us directly by Submitting a Question.
Bradford Solar Project is a proposed utility-scale solar facility designed to deliver reliable, American-made energy. By generating electricity locally, the project helps strengthen U.S. energy independence, reduce reliance on out-of-state energy sources, and support more predictable energy costs for local families and businesses.
All equipment will be removed under a decommissioning plan backed by a financial bond, and the land can be returned to its original use.
As Pennsylvania and the broader PJM region face increasing electricity demand from data centers, manufacturing reshoring, and electrification, Bradford Solar provides needed power that will keep energy bills stable and our grid reliable.
We hold public meetings throughout development and post updates on this site. You can sign up for updates [link], attend an upcoming meeting, or reach out directly at any time. Our community affairs team responds to questions from Bradford County residents. We don’t just hold meetings when they’re required. We stay in contact because that’s how trust gets built.
Bradford Solar represents a significant economic development opportunity in Bradford County. This includes:
Additionally, Bradford Solar has already invested in our community, establishing a track record of commitment before construction even begins. Investments include:
