Sunny days ahead

A worker trims weeds from between the 1.3 million solar collector panels producing clean electricity at the Enbridge Sarnia Solar Farm on Blackwell Side Road last week. The solar plant when it opened in 2010 was for a time the largest in the world.

  • Published: October 30th, 2018
Sunny days ahead

A worker trims weeds from between the 1.3 million solar collector panels producing clean electricity at the Enbridge Sarnia Solar Farm on Blackwell Side Road last week. The solar plant when it opened in 2010 was for a time the largest in the world. Since then, the U.S. and China have opened a number of solar plants that dwarf the Sarnia facility. Glenn Ogilvie

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