North America's Largest Landfill-Turned-Solar Farm Now Producing Power in Morris County
Updated: Jun 20
February 17, 2023 | dailyrecord.com
Fifty acres of solar panels are now generating electric power on the grounds of a former Mount Olive landfill once identified by the federal government as a toxic Superfund site.
JCP&L this week announced that it has completed a grid connection to the "largest landfill solar project in North America." The array south of Route 80 was built by owner CEP Renewables LLC of Red Bank through a public-private partnership with the township.
NJ SEED: A real success story of turning a severely contaminated Superfund site into a productive use of cleaned-up land.