MISEC Genesee Solar

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Beecher, Michigan
Performance 83,486 total panels producing 76,359.45 megawatt-hours of renewable energy annually
Capacity 41 megawatts (MW)
Planet 28,000 metric tons reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions annually

Overview

MISEC Genesee Solar is a 41 MW utility-scale solar project located in Genesee County, Michigan. Developed in partnership with NorthStar Clean Energy and the Michigan Schools Energy Cooperative (MISEC), the project achieved commercial operation in December 2025 and now supplies clean energy to 65 Michigan K–12 school districts.

MISEC Genesee Solar underscores NorthStar Clean Energy and MISEC’s commitment to supporting Michigan’s clean energy transition and empowering school districts with cost-effective, environmentally responsible energy solutions.

“Michigan’s school districts deserve energy solutions that are as clean and cost-effective as possible, and this partnership delivers exactly that. By securing solar energy from MISEC Genesee Solar, our districts can reinvest more resources into classrooms while supporting their ongoing sustainability efforts.”

-Peter Spadafore with the Michigan Schools Energy Cooperative

Key Goals & Results

In 2026, these districts are expected to collectively save approximately $80,000 compared to utility tariff rates, with projected savings of more than $18 million over the 15-year term of the agreement.

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