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National Grid Renewables begins construction on 117 MW Dodson Creek Solar Project in Ohio

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National Grid Renewables has commenced construction on the 117 MW Dodson Creek Solar Project in Highland County, Ohio. Part of the PJM market, the project is expected to generate $49 million in local economic benefits. Dodson Creek joins the company’s Ohio portfolio, which includes the operational Yellowbud Solar project and the ongoing Ross County Solar and Fayette Solar projects. Together, these four projects form a 558.5 MW solar portfolio across Ohio.

Headquartered in Minneapolis, National Grid Renewables has around 14,000 MW of projects in development, 422 MW under construction, and 1,678 MW in operation across the US.

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