## The Growth of Solar in Missouri: A Look at the Huck Finn Renewable Energy Center
Missouri has taken a giant leap forward in renewable energy with the recent unveiling of the Huck Finn Renewable Energy Center. This 200 MW solar facility is not just a testament to the progress of solar energy in Missouri but also a prime example of how solar companies are helping communities transition to cleaner, sustainable energy sources.
For anyone exploring the potential of harnessing solar panels for your home, Missouri’s growing solar capacity showcases the viability and impact of solar energy, even in regions traditionally reliant on conventional energy sources.
### What Makes the Huck Finn Renewable Energy Center Significant?
Before the Huck Finn Renewable Energy Center became operational, Missouri had a modest total of 708 MW of installed solar capacity, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). The addition of this 200 MW project represents a significant milestone, marking the largest solar array for home and business energy consumption in the state. This facility alone can meet the energy needs of more than 37,000 homes.
Located in Audrain and Ralls counties, the project brought more than 500 jobs to the area during its peak construction and is expected to generate over $14 million in revenue for the
Original Article: https://pv-magazine-usa.com/2025/01/10/missouri-solar-jumps-nearly-30-with-huck-finn-facility-coming-online/
