Solar Power Plant Guide - BuildCity Buildings

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Quick facts

Best for Clean power and early capacity gaps

Placement priority Outer road or utility corridor

Watch for Low output compared with demand

Build cost 4,000

Upkeep 40/hr

Footprint 3x3

Effect 300 kW, radius 10

Wind and solar plants add low-pollution electricity. Their output is moderate, so they work best as distributed support before demand spikes.

Place them outside the residential core but still on a clean road connection. This limits land value loss while keeping utility expansion simple.

Add them when power demand approaches supply, especially before opening another district.

Buildings work together. Compare nearby utilities and services before deciding what to fund next.

Generates electricity from wind.

High-capacity electricity from coal.

High-capacity electricity from oil.

Ultra-high electricity output with education and water requirements.

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