Lightstar Renewables has announced the 2100th Ave Solar Project, a 3.5 MW AC community solar facility on about 30 acres of farmland in Atlanta Township, Logan County, Illinois. Local subscribers can save about 10% on their electricity costs, and the project will bring construction jobs and long-term tax revenue to the county. Illinois landowners can learn how Lightstar's lease model lets them keep full ownership of their land while earning fixed income for 20 years or more.

Lightstar Renewables, a national leader in community solar and dual-use (agrivoltaic) solar development, today confirmed the continued expansion of its active Illinois portfolio across three service lines: community solar, agrivoltaic solar, and battery energy storage systems (BESS). Lightstar develops these projects on private land throughout Illinois, guiding landowners through an origination-to-operation process that preserves land ownership, delivers fixed long-term lease income, and keeps land in productive use.

New Federal Legislation Threatens Farm Revenue: Lightstar Urges Landowners to Secure Solar Incentives Before Approaching Deadline - Lightstar, a leading American community solar developer, today issued a critical advisory to agricultural landowners regarding immediate changes to federal renewable energy policy.