Google is turning to the sun to power its data centers and is using a new solar farm in West Tennessee to supply the green energy for its facilities in the Tennessee Valley, including its $600 million data center near Bridgeport, Alabama.

Representatives from Google and the builders of a new 100-megawatt solar array — Origis Energy and Excelsior Energy Capital — celebrated Tuesday the completion of the Skyhawk Solar project near the Stewart Regional Airport in Obion County, Tennessee.

Origis Energy developed and constructed the project under the Green Invest program offered by the Tennessee Valley Authority, which allows power customers to get all their electricity from renewable sources by paying the costs of the solar-generated power. Google operates a data center nearby in Montgomery County, in addition to its data center on TVA’s abandoned Widow’s Creek Fossil Plant in Bridgeport, Alabama.