[Solar PV: Meta and EDPR Sign 250 MW Solar PPA in Arkansas]

Published: May 7, 2026 09:31

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Meta and EDPR NA signed a long-term PPA for the 250 MW Cypress Knee Solar project in Arkansas. Targeted for completion by 2028, the project supports Meta’s 100% renewable energy goal. This third agreement between the two firms brings their total contracted capacity to 545 MW. The project is expected to generate $25 million in local revenue and create regional jobs while adding significant new generation capacity.

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