Clean Footprint, LLC continues to advance its mission of delivering clean, community-focused energy solutions through strategic partnerships and project development. The company recently collaborated with development partners to successfully close transactions on four solar projects in Illinois.

The completed project transactions include:

• Farmersville, Illinois (Farmersville)
• Quincy, Illinois (Holtmeyer–Quincy)
• Flora, Illinois (Shelton–Flora 1)
• Flora, Illinois (Shelton–Flora 2)

These projects contribute to the growth of solar energy infrastructure in Illinois and support the increasing demand for renewable energy across the Midwest. By partnering with developers and stakeholders, Clean Footprint continues to expand access to community solar and sustainable power solutions.

Clean Footprint continues to expand its presence in the renewable energy sector through active participation in major industry conferences focused on solar development and community solar solutions.

Members of the company’s development team—John Porter, Adam Cole, and David Prybil—recently attended several key events, including:

• RE+ Midwest (Chicago)
• Midwest Solar Expo (Chicago)
• Colorado CCSA Community Solar Summit

These conferences bring together solar developers, policy leaders, and energy professionals to discuss trends in community solar, project development, and clean energy policy. Attendance at these events enables Clean Footprint to stay at the forefront of solar innovation, strengthen industry partnerships, and identify new opportunities for sustainable energy projects across the United States.

Clean Footprint, LLC, a leading renewable energy developer, has secured a Special Use Permit from the Smyth County Board of Supervisors for a 10-megawatt (MW) community solar project in Smyth County, Virginia. The approval represents a key milestone in advancing solar energy development in Southwest Virginia and expanding access to clean, locally generated power.

This community-focused solar project is designed to support regional energy needs while contributing to long-term sustainability and economic growth in Smyth County. As demand for renewable energy continues to rise across Virginia, projects like this play an important role in strengthening the state’s clean energy infrastructure.

Clean Footprint extends its sincere appreciation to Smyth County staff, local officials, and community stakeholders for their collaboration and professionalism throughout the permitting process. The company looks forward to continuing its work with partners and the local community as the project moves into the next phase of development and toward commercial operation.