Proposed Solar Energy Agreement for City Facilities
May 7, 2026
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The Frame
This ordinance initiates a long-term contract for the City of Philadelphia to source electricity from a specific solar project, impacting how city facilities are powered.
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City of Philadelphia
The city will enter into a contract to purchase electricity for its facilities.
Reactivate, LLC
The company will build and own the solar facility and enter into a supply agreement with the city.
Philadelphia Energy Authority
The authority will act as the intermediary for the electricity purchase agreement.
Last recorded activity May 7, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The ordinance authorizes the City of Philadelphia to enter into an agreement to purchase electricity from a solar energy facility.
- The solar facility will be built and owned by Reactivate, LLC.
- The facility will be located at the Northeast Philadelphia Airport.
- The electricity and associated attributes will be used for City of Philadelphia facilities.
- The Philadelphia Energy Authority is the intermediary for the purchase agreement.
- The ordinance was introduced by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker on May 7, 2026.
- The file number for this legislative action is 260451.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who will own the solar facility?
Where will the solar panels be located?
What is the purpose of this agreement?
Why It Matters
This ordinance initiates a long-term contract for the City of Philadelphia to source electricity from a specific solar project, impacting how city facilities are powered.
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Expansion of City Renewable Energy Sourcing
The city is utilizing airport-owned land for renewable energy generation to power municipal facilities.
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Analysis Score
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