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Arevon Energy Operationalises 430 MWdc Solar Project in US

Arevon Energy has operationalised its 430 MWdc Kelso Solar Project in Scott County, Missouri, US, a USD 500 million investment that boosts the state’s solar capacity by nearly 50 percent and generates enough electricity to power over 62,000 homes annually.

March 10, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey

Arevon Energy has announced that it has operationalised the company’s 430 MWdc Kelso Solar Project in Scott County, Missouri, in the US.

Arevon developed, constructed, and will own and operate the more than USD 500 million Kelso Solar Project. The two-phase facility, Arevon’s first utility-scale projects in Missouri, increased the state’s solar capacity by nearly 50 percent and generates enough energy to power more than 62,000 homes each year, the company stated.

Justin Johnson, Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer at Arevon, said, “After years of responsible development and construction, I am proud to see the Kelso Solar Project, Arevon’s first large-scale project in Missouri, generating safe, domestically made energy. Kelso Solar reflects the strong collaboration among Arevon, our partners, and Scott County’s landowners and local leaders, who all played a critical role in bringing this project to fruition. We look forward to Kelso Solar serving America’s energy needs for many decades.”

Arevon is actively growing its portfolio in the Midwest region of the United States. In the past several months, the company announced the start of operations at its Ratts 1 and Heirloom Solar Projects, a cumulative investment of USD 400 million and 264 MWdc of new domestic solar power in Indiana, and continues to advance construction on its USD 200 million, 124 MWdc Big Muddy Solar Project in Illinois, the company stated. In addition, Arevon developed and managed the construction of the 251 MWdc Gibson Solar Project and the 228 MWdc Posey Solar Project in Indiana on behalf of local utilities.

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