TotalEnergies Completes 7-Megawatt Solar Project at Closed Landfill in Maryland-xmwintop.com

TotalEnergies Completes 7-Megawatt Solar Project at Closed Landfill in Maryland

October 13, 2025

TotalEnergies announced the completion of a 7-megawatt solar project at a closed landfill in Maryland. The solar array installed at the Parkton Landfill will supply approximately 11% of the annual electricity demand for the Baltimore County government.

"This project demonstrates how Baltimore County transforms yesterday's challenges into tomorrow's opportunities," said County Executive Kacy Clawson. "We are cutting costs for taxpayers while making investments that will benefit our community for decades."

It is projected that by 2028, the Harnwood Landfill Solar Project will be completed, at which point renewable energy will account for 55% of the county's power generation.

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