Summary
The city is moving forward with a $12.1 million project to turn the former Center Hill Landfill into a solar energy array that will power 1,200 homes and save the city money on electricity.
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Last discussed Jan 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
The project represents a $12.1 million capital investment offset by renewable energy generation savings and federal elective pay benefits.
Cincinnati taxpayers and city facilities benefiting from reduced electricity costs and expanded renewable energy generation.
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City of Cincinnati Launches Southwest Ohio 2026 Solar Co-op Program to Expand Access to Clean Energy
City of Cincinnati Launches Southwest Ohio 2026 Solar Co-op Program to Expand Access to Clean Energy City of Cincinnati (.gov)
Cincinnati City Council — January 22, 2026
Council advanced emergency ordinances to fund and construct a solar photovoltaic array at the former Center Hill Landfill to generate renewable energy and reduce city energy costs.
Budget, Finance & Governance Committee — January 20, 2026
The city is moving forward with a $12.1 million project to turn the former Center Hill Landfill into a solar energy array that will power 1,200 homes and save the city money on electricity.
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