After a controversial solar project in Clark County was rejected by state energy regulators, they’ve officially put their foot down on the decision.
Last month, the Ohio Power Siting Board denied Invenergy’s application to rehear the proposal to construct the Sloopy Solar project in Harmony Township
Sloopy Solar is a proposed 108 megawatt solar farm that would’ve spanned nearly 1,900 acres.
The board previously issued a decision on Invenergy’s application to construct the project in June.
The reasoning given then is that the project saw overwhelming public oppositio, meaning it didn’t meet all the criteria to be approved.
The only remaining option for the company to appeal the decision is to bring it to the Ohio Supreme Court.
