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A consultation on plans for the UK's biggest solar farm is due to end at midnight.
The Mallard Pass Solar Farm would cover the equivalent of nearly 1,700 football pitches around the Lincolnshire and Rutland border, generating enough energy for thousands of homes.
Opponents say the development would spoil wildlife and take away agricultural land.
The application is due to be considered next spring.
The total number of solar panels were reduced after the first round of consultation but the site would still be eight times bigger than the UK's current largest solar farm, measuring 4.2 miles (6.7km) from end to end.
The solar panels would be 11 feet high, and could power 92,000 homes over the next 30 years.
The application is being brought by Windel Energy and Canadian Solar, who say it would generate large amounts of clean energy.
Windel Energy has previously told the BBC: "Mallard Pass will support the urgent need to decarbonise our electricity system, deliver reliable and sustainable low-cost energy, enhance the local environment and be a responsible neighbour."