Meet Amy Keller: Glacier Meadows Solar's New Local Representative

As part of our ongoing commitment to open and transparent communication with the project area, Glacier Meadows Solar is pleased to share two exciting updates: we have brought on a Local Representative, and we are opening a local office.

Amy Keller has accepted a part-time position as Local Representative for the Glacier Meadows Solar project. In this role, Amy will serve as a direct point of contact between the community, participating landowners, and the Ørsted development team, helping make sure questions get answered and that neighbors stay informed throughout the project.

Amy and her husband Lynn are participating landowners who have lived in the project area for 47 years, so she comes to this role with genuine roots in the community and a firsthand understanding of what this project means for local families and farms. For Amy, joining the solar project is about more than clean energy. She sees it as an opportunity to put their land to work in a way that supports the farm's economics, honors the land, and creates something meaningful for her neighbors and the generations who will come after them. When she and Lynn aren't keeping up with their grandchildren's activities around town, you can find them camping and enjoying time outdoors.

Amy will be available at the new local office located at 600 W Adrian St, Blissfield, two days a week:

  • Tuesdays: 12:00 – 4:00 pm
  • Wednesdays: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Appointments are also available outside of regular office hours.

You can also reach her directly:

Please note that questions about personal lease agreements should continue to go through the Ørsted development team directly. Amy is here to help with general questions, community concerns, and anything else you'd like to know about the project.

We hope you'll stop by to say hello, or reach out anytime. This is your project too, and we want to make sure you always have someone nearby to talk to.