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Jupiter Power, backed by BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners, is developing the 200 MW utility-scale Naugatuck Avenue Battery Storage project in Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut. Formally selected by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) in its competitive zero-carbon procurement, the standalone four-hour BESS repurposes industrial land along the Naugatuck Avenue utility corridor to provide 800 MWh of flexible capacity, reduce winter peak dependence on natural gas, and enhance ISO New England grid reliability.

Ridge Road Solar Farm is a 19.8 MW solar project in the PJM queue (AG1-495) in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, with an executed interconnection agreement. The queue lists a proposed completion of October 1, 2028.

The Camellia Clean Energy Center is a 150 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation facility located across managed timberlands in Effingham County, Georgia. Connecting into Georgia Power’s high-voltage transmission network, the facility supplies clean, emissions-free wholesale electricity to power rapid industrial manufacturing and advanced technology growth along the Savannah coastal corridor.

The Wild Hare Solar Facility is a 100 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation facility located across open plains in Hughes County, South Dakota. Interconnecting into the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) high-voltage transmission system near Pierre, the facility delivers cost-effective renewable electricity to municipal utilities, rural cooperatives, and wholesale customers across the Upper Great Plains.

BrightNight is developing the 200 MW solar and 200 MW / 800 MWh four-hour battery energy storage Mayfield Solar and Storage Project across approximately 1,800 acres in Graves County, Kentucky. Permitted through the Kentucky State Board on Electric Generation and Transmission Siting and interconnecting into the regional Midcontinent ISO (MISO) grid, the hybrid clean energy plant supplies on-demand dispatchable power to replace retiring baseload coal generation across western Kentucky.

Rain Lily Solar 1 is a planned solar farm of about 148 MW in Hood County, Texas, tracked in the ERCOT queue as 27INR0288. It is expected to come online in October 2028 and is paired with a separate Rain Lily Storage 1 battery project at the same point of interconnection.

Black Rock is a utility-scale solar project proposed by BayWa r.e. in eastern Yakima County, Washington. Yakima County approved its conditional use permit on May 19, 2022 for a 94 MW design; BayWa now describes it as 127 MW.

Project Gold’s revised August 2026 application proposes six single-story data centers across Clifton and Covington townships. The developer estimates USD 18 billion on 998.8 acres and requests 2.2 GW of grid service. Covington has acknowledged the application; hearing preparations remain documented in later township records. Approval, physical construction and a delivery date remain unverified.

J3274 is a 290 MW photovoltaic generation interconnection request in Ogemaw, MI. The grid operator lists its queue status as Active. The requested in-service date is 2028-11-01; this is a planning date.

The Hawaii PUC approved contracts in June 2026 for Kuihelani Solar Phase 2, a 40 MW solar project with 160 MWh of battery storage on Maui. EIA-based trackers list a proposed November 2028 completion.

ERCOT September 2026 GIS row 1335 lists Indigo Solar 3 (28INR0067), Indigo solar 3, with 800.00 MW solar and projected COD 2028-11-01. Screening is complete and FIS has started, with no IA. The prior capacity-scaled budget is cleared.

Cielo Digital Infrastructure has proposed a data center campus in Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tennessee, listed by trackers at 350 MW on 107 acres. It remains a proposal; no timeline, permits or power agreement have been found.

Cypress Creek Renewables received governor approval and an Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council (EFSEC) Site Certification Agreement for the Carriger Solar Project in Klickitat County, Washington. Sited on approximately 1,300 acres northwest of Goldendale, the project pairs 160 MWac of solar generation with a 63 MW battery energy storage system to supply zero-emission power under Washington Clean Energy Transformation Act.

Leeward Renewable Energy is constructing the 350 MWac Harvey Solar Project across approximately 2,600 acres in Bennington and Hartford Townships, Licking County, Ohio. Fully certificated by the Ohio Power Siting Board under Case 21-0164-EL-BGN and affirmed by the Ohio Supreme Court, the utility-scale installation injects over $3 million annually into local schools and services while powering tens of thousands of Ohio homes.

Peregrine Energy Solutions is constructing the 200 MW / 800 MWh utility-scale Texoma Energy Storage Project in Marshall County, Oklahoma, near the Texas border. Having executed an interconnection agreement with Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E) within the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) market, the four-hour battery installation mitigates southern Oklahoma transmission bottlenecks and enhances regional grid resilience against extreme weather events.

The Glassworks Data Campus is a conceptual data center plan on about 100 acres in Clarion Borough, backed by the Miles family of companies. Marketing materials cite immediate access to 100 MW of grid power and up to 700 MW with on-site generation. County officials said in January 2026 that no formal proposal had been filed and the concept depends on securing a tenant.