Mammoth Solar is a gigantic solar project located in northeastern Indiana over an area of about 13,000 acres. The project is geographically divided into three phases: North, South and Center. Upon completion of the three phases, the Mammoth project will generate about 1.6 GW (DC) of clean energy for 275,000 homes.
Solar project, Indiana
Mammoth Solar
Indiana, USA
Mammoth Solar
1.6 GWp
Capacity
PJM
Electrical grid
13,000
Acres
Green energy in the USA
In the news
1.9.2022
Doral purchasing solar panels for the southern Indiana project
Doral is purchasing solar panels for the project whose capacity is estimated at about 360 megawatts (DC) – at a sum of about ILS 500 million. This is part of the gigantic Mammoth Solar project whose total capacity is about 1,600 megawatts (DC).
3.11.2022
Gov. Holcomb attends groundbreaking ceremony for phase 2 of Mammoth Solar project
An ABC report about the Mammoth Solar site’s construction permit
6.11.2022
Doral launches phase 2 of its huge project
The Israeli energy company is continuing its gigantic project in Indiana and is launching phase 2 with a celebration attended by the governor of Indiana
The electricity giant
Launching phase 2 of the project
Celebrating obtaining the construction permit
