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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2029 based on ERCOT[2] generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.
Key City Solar LLC has secured ERCOT Standard Generation Interconnection Agreements (SGIA) and county approvals for the 950M USD, 989 MWac Key City Clean Solar Facility in Taylor County, Texas.
Google Lincoln Campus Building 4, North 56th Street & Interstate 80 Corridor, Lincoln, Lancaster County, NE 68528Google LLC
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2029 based on planned campus phase schedule and utility power delivery filings.[1]
Google development of Building 4 at its Lincoln Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Lancaster County, Nebraska. Adding 156 MW of computational power capacity, the building incorporates dedicated high-voltage utility feeds, resilient battery backup arrays, and dense fiber connectivity to expand Google's Midwestern cloud region.
TeraWulf Muskie Campus Building 2, US Route 23 Industrial Corridor, Catlettsburg, Boyd County, KY 41129TeraWulf
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2029 based on planned campus phase schedule and utility power delivery filings.[1]
TeraWulf development of Building 2 at the Muskie Hyperscale Computing Campus in Boyd County, Kentucky. Providing 250 MW of dedicated computing capacity along the Big Sandy industrial corridor near Catlettsburg, the building leverages low-cost zero-carbon power supplies and direct-to-chip liquid cooling for intensive AI inferencing workloads.
Project Bluestem Campus Building 5, 158th Street Corridor, Basehor, Leavenworth County, KS 66007Cloverleaf Infrastructure
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2029 based on planned campus phase schedule and utility power delivery filings.[1]
Cloverleaf Infrastructure development of Building 5 within the Project Bluestem Hyperscale Campus in Leavenworth County, Kansas. Supplying 240 MW of critical power capacity, the facility integrates dedicated high-voltage utility distribution from Evergy and scalable power topologies for enterprise cloud and AI infrastructure.
Rowan Percheron Data Center Campus Building 3, Tower Road & East Columbia Avenue Corridor, Boardman, Morrow County, OR 97818Rowan Digital Infrastructure
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Rowan Digital Infrastructure Percheron multi-building schedule and Morrow County land-use filings place Building 3 (84 MW) in 2029 commercial operation.[1]
Rowan Digital Infrastructure development of Building 3 at the Percheron Hyperscale Data Center Campus near Boardman in Morrow County, Oregon. Delivering 84 MW of critical IT load in phase three of the Percheron buildout, Building 3 connects to high-capacity Pacific Northwest fiber and renewable power corridors.
QTS York County Campus DC5, Hands Mill Highway & Campbell Road Corridor, Rock Hill, York County, SC 29745QTS Data Centers (Blackstone)
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QTS York County master campus phasing schedule and York County land-use permits place DC5 (67 MW) in 2029 commercial operation.[1]
QTS Data Centers development of DC5 at its York County Hyperscale Data Center Campus near Rock Hill in York County, South Carolina. Supplying 67 MW of high-density IT capacity with waterless closed-loop cooling and redundant Duke Energy Carolinas 230 kV substation feeds, DC5 expands mid-phase campus capacity.
Shiloh Boulevard & Deborah Avenue, Zion, Lake County, IL 60099Calpine Corporation
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2029 based on PJM[2] generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.
Calpine Corporation has secured PJM facility study approvals and local zoning review for the 1.2B USD, 1,206 MW / 4,824 MWh Aurora Energy Storage Center in Lake County, Illinois.
Compass MCI-A Campus Building 3, South Topeka Industrial Park, Topeka, KS 66619Compass Datacenters
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Estimated commercial operation target of June 2029 based on planned campus phase schedule and utility power delivery filings.[1]
Compass Datacenters development of Building 3 at the MCI-A Topeka Hyperscale Campus in Shawnee County, Kansas. The facility provides an additional 200,000 square feet and 51 MW of dedicated cloud and AI capacity, expanding the multi-tenant hyperscale hub connected to Evergy high-voltage substation feeds.
Abeja Solar Farm EIA plant 68347 reporting point, Bee County, Texas; approximate project contextAbeja Solar Farm LLC
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June 7, 2029 is the later ERCOT[1] projected COD; EIA[2] July 2028 conflicts. Neither date is confirmed operation.
EIA plant 68347 lists Abeja Solar Farm LLC’s Bee County project at 200 MW, with July 2028 proposed operation and approvals not initiated. The later September 2026 ERCOT GIS request 27INR0372 instead reports 200.84 MW and June 7, 2029 projected COD.
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Current SPP[1] requested COD June 15, 2029; not confirmed operation.
SPP lists GEN-2018-048 as 300 MW solar in Caddo County, Oklahoma, connecting at Pecan Creek 345 kV Substation with June 15, 2029 proposed COD and IA fully executed/on-schedule status. The queue does not establish an Invenergy-branded project or local permit.
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Blizzard[1][5]: "Diablo V is officially in development and coming Spring 2029." Dated to the last day of spring.
Blizzard's next mainline Diablo, set in a Sanctuary where Diablo has already won, is targeted for Spring 2029.
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Longroad said in January 2026 that construction would start in 2027 and operation in 2029 (Western Mass News[5], 12 Jan 2026; MassLive via Fire Engineering[4], 13 Jan 2026); ISO-NE queue 1365 lists a proposed completion of 30 June 2029.
Longroad Energy's Agawam Energy Center is a 250 MW, four-hour lithium-ion battery at 769 Silver Street, a former lumber yard in Agawam, Massachusetts, which the developer described in January 2026 as a multi-hundreds-of-millions-of-dollars investment (no figure published), with construction planned for 2027 and operation in 2029.
County Highway HH & North County Road X, Stevens Point, Portage County, WI 54481Doral Renewables LLC
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Doral Renewables is developing the 440M USD, 399 MWac utility-scale solar generation facility across 3,000 acres in Stevens Point, Portage County, Wisconsin, interconnecting to ATC / MISO 345 kV lines.
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Unverified legacy June 2029 COD; official interconnection table is not a construction schedule.[1]
Illinois Commerce Commission’s February 2025 PJM table lists storage requests AH2-089/090/091 with 1200 MW maximum facility output, zero added energy MW and 50 MW capacity each. Those interconnection quantities do not verify a standalone 1200 MW/4800 MWh BESS or$900 M budget.
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The airport's phase-two announcement has "19 modules planned in total by the project's completion in the summer of 2029" - a season, not a fixed day.[1]
Atlanta is rebuilding Concourse D in place, floating 19 prefabricated steel modules into position overnight to make the 1980s concourse about 60 percent wider and able to take larger aircraft while it keeps operating. Phase two began in January 2025 with the sixth module.
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Unverified legacy July 2029 estimate; facilities study describes 310 days after GIA execution and disclaims transmission-owner commitment.[1]
PJM’s AF2-027 facilities study specifies a 50 MW battery system at Zion, increasing the shared facility’s maximum output to 635 MW. The prior 1,206 MW “Aurora” battery identity and $850M budget are not substantiated.
415 East Prairie Ronde Street, Dowagiac, Cass County, Michigan 49047, United StatesHyperscale Data
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July 1, 2029 remains an unverified estimated buildout-year anchor. Issuer roadmap depends on a utility agreement and 44-month interval, not a fixed July completion date. Existing operations are separate from the proposed 340MW expansion.[1]
Hyperscale Data's Dowagiac, Michigan campus runs about 30 MW today and the company targets 340 MW by the third quarter of 2029; it bought 48.5 more acres in June 2026, faces a federal noise class action, and has published no project cost.
Steel River Phase 2 EIA plant 70398 shared reporting point, Mississippi County, Arkansas; not independently surveyed battery parcelCypress Creek Renewables LLC
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EIA[2] planned month July 2029; day 1 is a month placeholder. Operator expects all phases by 2029, an unresolved discrepancy for Phase 3.
EIA’s September 2026 inventory identifies Steel River Solar Phase 2, plant 70398, with 250 MW battery SRSB2 and a separate 500 MW solar generator. It reports construction no more than 50% complete and July 2029 planned operation.
Steel River EIA plant 70398 reporting point, Mississippi County, Arkansas; shared program reporting context, not a surveyed Phase 2 footprintCypress Creek Energy
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July 2029 is EIA[1] planned month; day 1 is placeholder, not guaranteed COD. Operator2029 whole-program target and EIA Phase 3 July 2030 remain unresolved.
EIA August 2026 lists Cypress Creek’s Steel River Solar Phase 2, plant 70398, with 500 MW solar SRSP2 and separate 250 MW battery SRSB2, under construction at most 50% complete and planned for July 2029. Operator announced groundbreaking for the first two phases in July 2026.
US Highway 84 & Islands Highway, Midway, Liberty County, GA 31320Ranger Power
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Georgia Public Service Commission integrated resource planning and Ranger Power[1] development timelines target commercial operation in July 2029.
Ranger Power is developing the 150 MWac Crossroads Solar Project across rural landholdings near Hinesville and Midway in Liberty County, Georgia. Interconnecting into Georgia Power's high-voltage coastal transmission network under the Georgia Public Service Commission's (GPSC) renewable procurement framework, the utility-scale solar complex generates clean electricity to serve coastal Georgia businesses and residential communities while strengthening local municipal tax revenues.
State Highway 208 & County Road 153, Colorado City, Mitchell County, TX 79512Zeus Clean Power LLC
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Estimated commercial operation target of July 2029 based on ERCOT[2] generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.
Zeus Clean Power LLC has secured ERCOT Standard Generation Interconnection Agreements (SGIA) for the 850M USD, 805 MWac Zeus Mitchell Solar Complex in Mitchell County, Texas.
Cloud Solar Energy Center, US Highway 81 Corridor, Concordia, Cloud County, KS 66901NextEra Energy Resources
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Estimated commercial operation target of July 2029 based on SPP generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.[1]
NextEra Energy Resources development of the Cloud Clean Solar Energy Center in Cloud County, Kansas. The 380 MWac utility photovoltaic installation utilizes single-axis tracking technology across approximately 2,500 acres, delivering low-cost clean electricity into the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) regional transmission system.
US Highway 285 & Farm to Market Road 1450, Pecos, Pecos County, TX 79772Indigo Clean Energy LLC
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Estimated commercial operation target of July 2029 based on ERCOT[2] generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.
Indigo Clean Energy LLC has secured ERCOT Standard Generation Interconnection Agreements (SGIA) for Phase 3 of the 800M USD, 800 MWac Indigo Solar Energy Center in Pecos County, Texas.
Labette County, Kansas, Neosho 345 kV POI context; exact GEN-2021-006 parcel unverified
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July 15, 2029 is SPP’s[1] proposed COD, not actual commissioning.
SPP lists GEN-2021-006 as 300 MW battery storage at Neosho 345 kV in Labette County, Kansas, with July 15, 2029 proposed COD and IA fully executed/on-schedule status. The queue does not identify the developer or storage MWh.
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Estimated: no official date yet. Reports since September 2025 have ufotable aiming for Part 2 in 2027 and the final film in 2029, keeping the two-year gap after Part 1 (Friday 18 July 2025), so the pin sits on the matching summer Friday, 20 July 2029.[1]
The third and final film of ufotable's Infinity Castle trilogy, closing Demon Slayer, is expected in Japanese theaters around July 2029; no date has been announced.
BLM land about 10 miles southeast of Pahrump, Clark and Nye counties, Nevada (federal dashboard coordinates)Clearway Energy Group
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Nevada Current[1] (4 Aug 2026): "Construction is expected to start in early 2027 and be completed by August 2029, according to Clearway Energy Group LLC's development plan"; the CAISO queue (via Cleanview) lists June 2029; the federal dashboard's permitting completion estimate is 18 September 2028.
Clearway Energy Group's proposed Mosey Solar Project would put 500 MW of solar (537 MW in the CAISO queue) with up to 850 MW of battery storage on about 3,565 acres of BLM land southeast of Pahrump, Nevada; BLM opened EIS scoping in July 2026 and no cost has been published.
US Highway 287 & Farm to Market Road 1151, Claude, Armstrong County, TX 79019Zeus Clean Power LLC
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Estimated commercial operation target of August 2029 based on ERCOT[2] generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.
Zeus Clean Power LLC has advanced ERCOT interconnection engineering and county tax abatement agreements for the 950M USD, 1,043 MW / 4,172 MWh Zeus Armstrong Energy Storage Facility in Armstrong County, Texas.
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Estimated commercial operation target of August 2029 based on MISO generator interconnection queue schedule and state regulatory filings.[1]
ITC Michigan and MISO have advanced system stability and generator interconnection engineering for the 500M USD, 500 MW / 2,000 MWh Stein-Rapson Clean Energy Storage Center in Huron County, Michigan.
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Given as a target, not a fixed date, per the pin description: "…would be the tallest dam in the world. Estimated date.…"
At a planned 335 metres, Tajikistan's Rogun would be the tallest dam in the world. Estimated date.
State Route 32 between Hortense and Browntown, Wayne & Brantley counties, Georgia, United StatesBrightNight
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EIA-860M and energy tracking databases target commercial operation for initial utility units around September 2029 (Cleanview[2] lists expected operation 2028-2029; date remains contingent on utility PPA awards and local abatement milestones).
BrightNight is developing the Pepper Hammock Solar and Storage Project across up to 3,100 acres in Wayne and Brantley counties, Georgia, spanning 400 MW in initial phase filings up to 1,200 MW in Cleanview (and EIA Plant 68367); total cost is not published while regional economic input during construction is projected at .3 million.