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Walt Disney World Solar Facilities Expansion

This project is operational in United States. The source does not give a quantified reduction for this project.

Status
Operational
Estimated reduction
Not quantified in the source
Countries
United States
Sector
Renewable power
Announced
Not stated
Expected start
2026

About this project

The description is as the source gives it.

Four solar projects at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, including a new 74,500-kilowatt facility in Levy County, now supply up to 100% of the resort's daytime power needs across parks, hotels, and more. These contracted renewables reduce Scope 2 emissions from electricity use in Disney's own operations. Evidence: "on a sunny day in spring or summer, together four solar projects now can produce up to 100% of the daytime power needs of the entire resort" — https://disneyparksblog.com/disney-experiences/your-next-disney-day-might-be-powered-by-the-sun/

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