Close Alert Banner
Skip to Content

Northland Power Logo

Contact Us
  • About Northland
    • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Executive Officers
    • Corporate Strategy
    • Sustainability
    • Corporate Reports
    • Accessibility
    • Careers
    • Contact Us
  • Assets and Infrastructure
    • Wind
    • Solar
    • Natural Gas
    • Regulated Utility
    • Locations
    • Storage
  • Projects and Updates
    • Alfred Oaks - New York Solar
    • Baltic Power - Polish Offshore Wind
    • Hai Long - Taiwanese Offshore Wind
    • High Bridge - New York Onshore Wind
    • Jurassic Solar+ - Alberta Solar
    • Oneida Energy Storage
    • ScotWind - Scottish Offshore Wind
  • Investor Centre
    • Investor Kit
    • Press Releases
    • Corporate Reports
    • Presentations and Conference Calls
    • Investor Day 2024
    • Annual General Meeting
    • Event Calendar
    • Stock Quote
    • Dividend and Distribution Dates
    • Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP)
    • Investor Fact Sheet
    • Tax Treatments
    • Contact Us

North Burgess Solar

Alfred Oaks - New York Solar

HomeProjects and UpdatesAlfred Oaks - New York Solar
  • Open new window to share this page via Facebook Facebook
  • Open new window to share this page via LinkedIn LinkedIn
  • Open new window to share this page via Twitter Twitter
  • Email this page Email
a picture of a field with a windmill
Project: Alfred Oaks Solar 
Location: Town of Alfred, Allegany County, NY
Energy source & type: Solar or Solar + Storage
Stage: Advanced Development
Expected COD: TBD
Capacity: 100 MW/20 MW BESS
%Ownership: 100%

 

Overview

 

Alfred Oaks Solar, a wholly owned subsidiary of Northland Power, Inc., is a proposed 100 MW Solar facility with 20 MW BESS (Battery Storage) potential in the town of Alfred, Allegany County, New York. Northland is in the process of conducting pre-application studies, including habitat and wildlife studies, survey, and wetlands delineations. The project (study) area encompasses approximately 1,200 acres, and the facility area is expected to cover a portion of that, including panels, roads, inverter, and interconnection substation area.
The project has been in development since 2020, and will be permitted through the NY State Office of Renewable Energy Siting (ORES). The permit process brings together multiple agency reviews, including NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets, The US Army Corps of Engineers, US Fish and Wildlife, and NY State Historical Preservation Office. This review is expected to take slightly more than a year from the time of application, with a commercial operations date projected for late 2024.

Features

 
  • On August 1, 2016, the Public Service Commission approved a Clean Energy Standard adopting a goal whereby 50% of electricity consumed in New York by 2030 would be generated by renewable energy sources (referred to as the “50 by 30” goal).

  • Alfred Oaks Solar will connect to an existing 115 kV National Grid transmission line located within the project area, and will deliver power directly into the NY State Grid.

  • Alfred Oaks Solar is a photovoltaic solar array, using PV panels on single axis tracker racking. Solar projects are fenced for security, with gated access.

  • Once permitted, the project will take between 9-14 months to construct.

Project Contact Information

333 Clay Street, Suite 4560
Houston TX 77002
United States of America
703-966-4787
alfredoakssolar@northlandpower.com
Donation Requests

What is Intervenor Funding, and How to Apply

Intervenor funding is money that Applicants (i.e., Northland Power) make available to qualified, locally affected parties and municipalities to offset certain expenses they incur in participating in the state permitting process. These funds are meant to encourage early and effective public involvement in project development and permitting.

How to apply for intervenor funding:

94-c Application Intervenor Fund

  • Upon the filing of a 94-c Application, Northland Power will post $1,000/MW, a total of $100,000.00 for the Alfred Oaks Solar Project, which can be sought by local community intervenors and the Town of Alfred. 75% of Intervenor Funds are reserved for municipalities under 94-c.

Documents & Links

Combined Notice of Available of Draft Permit (03.18.24)

On April 14, 2023, Alfred Oaks Solar, LLC filed its ORES 94c Permit application. Please visit link for all project application details. The deadline to file for intervenor funding is April 14, 2023. 

3-Day Notice of Intent (02.16.23)

Final 60 Day Notice of Intent (08.25.22)

ORES Website

Project Timeline/94c permitting timeline
Community Meeting Slide Deck (10.28.21)

What to know about the solar project proposed in Alfred (Evening Tribune Article)

Important Dates

Community Meeting 10.28.21


 

Northland Power Sustainability Report Cover
2024 Sustainability Report

Read our 2024 Sustainability Report

Learn More

Northland Power Annual Report 2023 Cover
2024 Annual Report

Read our 2024 Annual Report

Learn More

NPI Investor Presentation
Investor Presentation

Investor Presentation - January 2025

Learn More

Northland Power Investor Relations Cover
2024 Investor Day Presentation

Investor Day Presentation - March 2024

Learn More

Subscribe to Press Releases

Subscribe to this Page
Projects and Updates
  • Projects and Updates
    • Alfred Oaks - New York Solar
    • Baltic Power - Polish Offshore Wind
    • Hai Long - Taiwanese Offshore Wind
    • High Bridge - New York Onshore Wind
    • Jurassic Solar+ - Alberta Solar
    • Oneida Energy Storage
    • ScotWind - Scottish Offshore Wind

Contact Us

Northland Power footer logo

Northland Power Inc.| Email: investorrelations@northlandpower.com | Tel: (416) 962-6262

  • Accessibility
  • Careers
  • Contact
  • Disclaimer and Terms of Use
  • Forward-Looking Statement
  • Privacy
  • Sitemap
  • Website Feedback

© Copyright 2025 - Northland Power Inc.|

Designed by eSolutionsGroup
Close Old Browser Notification
Browser Compatibility Notification
It appears you are trying to access this site using an outdated browser. As a result, parts of the site may not function properly for you. We recommend updating your browser to its most recent version at your earliest convenience.