Sullivan Solar, LLC — Sullivan County Indiana
Status: 🟢 Operating
Sullivan Solar, LLC is a 5.2-megawatt AC operating solar photovoltaic facility in Sullivan County, Indiana, operated by Cypress Creek Renewables (Charlotte, NC). It is one of the earliest utility-scale solar installations in Sullivan County.
Quick Facts
- Physical Address: 3195 N Old 41, Sullivan, IN 47882
- Location: 3195 N Old 41, Sullivan, IN 47882
- Capacity: 5.2 MW AC
- Technology: Solar photovoltaic
- Operator: Cypress Creek Renewables (Charlotte, NC)
- EIA Plant ID: 60410
- Commercial Operation Date: September 2016
- Approximate annual generation: 8.3 GWh (GridInfo data)
- Last Verified: 2026-04-24
What Is Confirmed
- Operating facility; EIA Plant ID 60410 confirmed (GridInfo; Open Infrastructure Map)
- Address: 3195 N Old 41, Sullivan, IN 47882
- Capacity: 5.2 MW AC
- In service since September 2016
- Operator: Cypress Creek Renewables
What Remains Unclear
- Current ownership structure (Cypress Creek has sold or transferred some portfolio assets over time; current owner of record not independently verified from a primary source in this research pass)
Ownership History
| Date | Event Type | Owner / Controlling Entity | What Changed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016-08-31 | Operating owner | Sullivan Solar, LLC / Cypress Creek Renewables association | Public plant databases associate the operating 5.2 MW facility with Cypress Creek Renewables from its 2016 operating period. | Interconnection.fyi EIA record; GridInfo plant page |
Ownership Sources
- Secondary: Interconnection.fyi EIA record
- Secondary: GridInfo plant page
Economic Impact
A 2015 Sullivan County Council vote approved a 10-year tax abatement for the project, with reporting at the time describing a roughly $10 million investment and a standard declining abatement schedule. That historical incentive should be read as a public-record tax-policy fact, not as proof of current-day assessed value or current employment impact.
Later county reporting shows officials revisiting and attempting to rescind the abatement before procedural issues changed the outcome, which underscores that local economic-impact claims can evolve after initial approval.
Sources
- Primary — Federal: EIA Plant No. 60410 (GridInfo database citing EIA)
- Secondary — Data Aggregator: GridInfo.com — location, capacity, annual generation
- Secondary — GEM Wiki: Sullivan Indiana solar farm, May 2025
Last Verified: 2026-04-24
Last Verified: 2026-04-24
