Azimuth Renewables outlines 40‑MW solar project for Adair County
Azimuth Renewables told Adair County commissioners it plans a 40‑megawatt solar facility with an estimated cost of about $50 million and discussed road crossings, decommissioning, Chapter 100 bonds and potential state tax exemptions. County staff said Ameren would run the new transmission line and the developer said on‑site lines would remain on private property.
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David Bunge, a representative of Azimuth Renewables, briefed the Adair County Commission on June 2 about a proposed 40‑megawatt solar project that he estimated would cost “approximately $50,000,000,” based on roughly $1 to $1.50 per watt. Bunge said Ameren would run the new transmission line and that Azimuth’s collection lines would remain on the project property rather than cross County‑maintained right‑of‑way.
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