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Repsol Solar Farm Proposal in Pima County Faces Opposition

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Repsol proposed a 5,554-square-foot utility-scale solar farm in Pima County, located 25 miles southwest of Tucson. Pima County Supervisor Jennifer Allen stated she could not support the project because Repsol made no changes to the footprint or energy capacity despite community concerns. The Center for Biological Diversity also opposed the proposal, arguing it threatens endangered species and conservation lands. Repsol plans to submit permit applications to Pima County early next year.

From tucson.com

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The opposition from Pima County Supervisor Jennifer Allen and the Center for Biological Diversity could delay the project's approval and timeline for Repsol. The dispute highlights the regulatory and environmental challenges associated with large-scale industrial development in Pima County.

From tucson.com

Who's involved

  • RepsolProposing a utility-scale solar farm project within Pima County's jurisdiction.
  • Center for Biological DiversityActively opposing Repsol's development projects due to environmental concerns.
  • Jennifer AllenPima County Supervisor who opposes the project due to lack of changes from Repsol.
  • Pima CountyThe county jurisdiction where Repsol is proposing the solar farm.

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