LiveWire Construction performed the full electrical scope of work for the Streator Solar Portfolio, a three-parcel ground-mounted solar photovoltaic system with a combined capacity of 7 MWdc (4.99 MWac) located in Streator, Illinois. The project included complete panel wiring, inverter installation, electrical distribution equipment, and interconnection to Commonwealth Edison utility service—delivering a turnkey electrical infrastructure solution for this multi-site solar installation.
The Streator Solar Portfolio spans three separate parcels across LaSalle County, representing a distributed solar deployment strategy that maximizes land utilization while maintaining efficient grid interconnection. Each parcel features ground-mounted solar photovoltaic arrays that convert sunlight into clean, renewable electricity, feeding power directly into the Commonwealth Edison grid to serve residential, commercial, and industrial customers across northern Illinois. The 7 MWdc combined capacity positions this portfolio as a meaningful contributor to Illinois’ renewable energy goals, displacing thousands of metric tons of carbon emissions annually while generating clean power for the local grid.
Streator, Illinois, located about 80 miles southwest of Chicago in LaSalle County, has deep roots in both coal and clean energy. The city was founded in the 1860s as a coal mining town and later became known for its glass manufacturing industry, producing everything from bottles to railroad signal lenses.
