Flycatcher Solar
Flycatcher Solar is a proposed 334-megawatt solar project in McIntosh County, Oklahoma, being developed by MorningSky Power with local landowners. This project will use solar panels to harvest energy from the sun and will connect to the regional power grid.
Project Location
Energy Capacity
Job Creation
Local Economics
McIntosh County, OK
334 MWdc
That's enough clean energy to power 77,000 households per year
250+
Estimated jobs during construction
$45+MM
Estimate total property tax revenue generated over Flycatcher's 35-year operating life
3-8
Long-term Operations & Maintenance positions
Tax revenue will be divided between Eufaula and Hanna taxing districts, contributing to the County's respective general funds, health departments, schools, and libraries
MorningSky Power prioritizes hiring local, qualified craft and trade experts whenever possible
Forecasted Timeline
2026 - 2027 | Development
2028 - 2029 | Construction
2030 | Operational
*above timelines are estimated
Key Activities to Date
Month / Year - Met with County officials
Month / Year - Hosted Open House
Month / Year - Initiated Environmental and Field Studies
Project Area Map
Environmental Approach
We prioritize collaboration with landowners and counties to preserve and protect the land where projects are sited. We accomplish this by connecting with knowledgeable local experts, engaging environmental professionals with regional experience, and consulting with local and state agencies.
Frequently asked questions
About MorningSky Power
MorningSky is a U.S.-based renewable energy company, and we approach every project with care. Our team has spent years developing and building energy projects, and we focus on being thoughtful, transparent, and building strong, lasting relationships. We work closely with landowners, local communities, and partners to make sure each project fits the area and provides real, long‑term benefits.
