Powering New Jersey’s largest real estate development is no small feat, especially given the state’s congested grid. But powering it with renewable energy would take nothing short of a miracle.

The Garden State has the seventh largest installed solar capacity in the country, with a total of 3,520 MW, and more than 523 MW in the pipeline. And while the economic and environmental benefits of New Jersey’s first 3.5 GW of solar have been significant, the state’s solar successor incentive program is expected to have an even greater impact.

There are now 40 states with at least one community solar project online, with approximately 2,600 cumulative MW installed through 3Q 2020. At least 19 states and D.C. have implemented policies and programs around shared renewables, with the next five years expected to see the U.S. community solar market add up to 3.4 GW--enough to power roughly 650,000 homes.

Earlier this month, New Jersey overwhelmingly voted to approve a ballot measure legalizing recreational marijuana, a move seen as a major economic boon to a state pummeled by the COVID-19 pandemic.