Fiddlehead Solar

Hecate Energy Fiddlehead Solar Energy Center is a proposed 225 MW photovoltaic (PV) solar energy generation facility that will create a major source of emission-free, renewable energy.

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Proposed Project - What it Means for the Community

  • A 225 MW solar energy project in Michigan that will provide enough clean, renewable power for tens of thousands of homes.
  • The planned project site is in the towns of Hamlin, Brookfield, and Springport, within Eaton and Jackson County.
  • Modern solar technology that tracks the sun to deliver the most energy every day.
  • Quiet and emission-free, with little traffic or activity once construction is complete.
  • Designed with the community in mind: tree buffers to protect views, wildlife-friendly fencing, and compliance with state standards.
  • Local benefits include new tax revenues for schools and services, new construction jobs, and long-term economic investment.

Power Generation

225 MWac

emission-free energy

Homes Powered

27,000

Michigan residences

Community Investment

$400M

private infrastructure investment

Community and Environmental Benefits

Hecate Energy believes in establishing beneficial, collaborative partnerships with communities that host our projects. By working closely with local stakeholders, we can tailor projects to maximize benefits and reduce impact.

Community Benefits

Fiddlehead Solar will provide long-term, sustainable revenue to support local and regional projects and services.

Environmental Benefits

The solar-powered electricity generated will offset conventional emission producing sources, contributing to improved air quality.

Economic Opportunities

Fiddlehead Solar’s investment will result in significant area economic stimulus including jobs created during construction and operations.