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Cleanview[2] (an aggregator of queue data) lists expected commercial operation December 2028; no firm developer-announced date was found.
Maple Solar, LLC told the Huntington County Council and Commissioners in December 2022 that it intends to invest about $45 million in a 35 MW solar farm on roughly 200 acres in Salamonie Township. Cleanview lists the planned project with an expected online date of December 2028.
ClinicalTrials.gov[1] lists 2028-12-11 as the estimated primary completion date; a sponsor's estimate, and trials of this size routinely slip.
Pfizer's phase 3 trial of C.Difficile Vaccine in clostridoides difficile associated disease reaches primary completion, the point at which the last participant's primary outcome is measured. The trial enrolled 32,500 participants. The purpose of the study is to learn about how effective, safe, and tolerable the Clostridioides difficile (C. difficile) vaccine is in decreasing the number of C. difficile infections (pCDI) in adults 65 years of age or older. The participants will receive either the C. difficile vaccine or placebo (saline). A placebo does not contain any active ingredients. The vaccines will be given as a shot into the upper arm muscle. This study looks at the number of diarrhea (loose stools) events related to a C. difficile infection, so the length of the study can change. If these events happen quickly, the study may finish sooner; if they happen slowly, it could take longer. Sometimes, the study might stop early if the vaccine clearly does not work. Participants will stay in the study until enough events have occurred to answer the main question.
December 15, 2028 is the proposed completion date in PJM[1] queue entry AH1-672 (via interconnection.fyi[2]). It is a developer-submitted queue date; an earlier Cleanview[3] listing of December 2023 passed without the project operating. No permit or construction start found.
Farmview Solar is a proposed solar project in Sussex County, Delaware, that would connect to Delmarva Power and Light's Farmview 138 kV substation (PJM queue AH1-672). PJM's facilities study lists it at 75 MW, and the queue now shows 68 MW, active, with a proposed completion of December 15, 2028. No permit or construction start was found.
ClinicalTrials.gov[1] lists 2028-12-30 as the estimated primary completion date; a sponsor's estimate, and trials of this size routinely slip.
Pfizer's phase 3 trial of PG4 in pneumococcal disease reaches primary completion, the point at which the last participant's primary outcome is measured. The trial enrolled 2,400 participants. The purpose of this study is to learn about the safety of a new pneumococcal vaccine and how the new pneumococcal vaccine helps to fight against germs that can cause pneumonia (lung infections), meningitis (brain infections), and otitis media (ear infections) in infants when compared to the pneumococcal vaccine that is currently in use, 20vPnC (Prevnar 20®). This study will test if the new pneumococcal vaccine is as safe as the one that is currently in use. This new vaccine can possibly provide additional protection against germs that cause pneumococcal disease that are not included in the vaccines that are currently given to infants. Pneumococcal disease includes a variety of infections caused by a specific germ, Streptococcus pneumoniae. There are two groups in this study. All participants will be assigned to one of the two groups.
McLennan County, Texas; retained EIA 66894 rounded reporting point, exact 25INR0071 footprint unverifiedSunraycer Assets I LLC
December 30, 2028 is the later ERCOT[1] projected COD; EIA[3] instead reports December 2027. Neither is a confirmed service date.
ERCOT lists Albatross BESS request 25INR0071 at 50.4 MW with December 30, 2028 projected COD. Sunraycer’s current Albatross page instead describes a broader 208 MWac development targeting 2028; a separate ERCOT BESS 2 request is 159.6 MW.
Near Bush Knob Cemetery, FM 923, Throckmorton County, Texas (Bush Knob 69 kV interconnection)Solvent Energy
ERCOT queue 25INR0558 lists a commercial operation date of 30 December 2028 (Cleanview[3]: December 2028); the developer has published no date, and the county's November 2024 rescission of the abatement makes the date uncertain.
Solvent Energy's Ayass BESS is a 51 MW (ERCOT: 51.28 MW) battery in Throckmorton County, Texas on ERCOT queue 25INR0558; the county approved a tax abatement agreement 5-0 on 8 July 2024 and voted 5-0 on 12 November 2024 to rescind it, and no cost has been published.
Freestone County, Texas; retained rounded EIA 67649 reporting point, exact project footprint unverifiedCypress Creek Renewables
December 30, 2028 is the later ERCOT[1] projected COD, versus EIA[2] July 2029; neither establishes actual service.
EIA plant 67649 identifies Cypress Creek Renewables’ proposed 300 MW Amerada solar generator in Freestone County, with approvals pending and July 2029 planned operation. Later ERCOT request 26INR0082 reports 301.57 MW and December 30, 2028 projected COD; construction is not established.
Stade olympique, 4545 Avenue Pierre-De Coubertin, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Given as scheduled, per the source[1]: "expected to be completed by 2028".
Quebec is replacing the perpetually troubled retractable roof of Montreal’s 1976 Olympic Stadium with a new fixed structure, targeting a 2028 reopening.
≈$635M
Warringah Freeway, Cammeray, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Given as scheduled, per the source[1]: "Western Harbour Tunnel remaining on track to open to traffic in 2028".
Sydney's Western Harbour Tunnel, redesigned mid-build from a cut-and-cover crossing to twin bored tunnels, is on track to open beneath the harbour in 2028.
≈$4.9B
Estimated: a "by when" market with no scheduled event behind it. The largest step between consecutive strikes (taking the highest quote seen so far where a later strike is quoted lower) is Jan 1, 2029 (10%) to Jan 1, 2030 (24%), so the window opens on Jan 1, 2029. Quotes are bid/ask midpoints read on 27 October 2026. Estimated contract-count-times-last-price volume across active strikes is about US$1,102 (7,559 contracts); this is not reported cash turnover.[1]
Kalshi
On 27 October 2026 Kalshi put an official Airtable IPO confirmation at 4.5% before Jan 1, 2027, rising to 24% before Jan 1, 2030. The largest step in the ladder runs from Jan 1, 2029 to Jan 1, 2030 (10% to 24%), so that window is the market's most likely stretch; it is a bet on timing, not a listing date.
Reported Hodgeman/Ford, Kansas queue location only; POI/utility conflict unresolved, marker is not a verified solar site
January 15, 2029 is SPP’s[1] proposed COD, not verified commissioning; location/POI conflict remains unresolved.
SPP lists GEN-2017-184 as 400 MW solar, proposed COD January 15, 2029 and IA fully executed/on schedule. Its location fields say Hodgeman/Ford, Kansas, but POI is Nashua–St. Joe 345 kV and utility KCPL; geography needs correction by the source.
Bossier Parish Energy Storage Center, US Route 71 Corridor, Bossier City, Bossier Parish, LA 71112
2029-01-15 is the interconnection record’s requested in-service date, not a verified opening or commercial-operation day.
GEN-2024-177 is a 199 MW battery storage interconnection request in Bossier Parish, LA. The grid operator lists its queue status as DISIS STAGE. The requested in-service date is 2029-01-15; this is a planning date.
BrightNight publishes no schedule; the 1 February 2029 operating date comes from EIA-860M (plant 68366, generator AGAT) as listed by Cleanview[3], and an earlier tracker listing said December 2027, so the date is only an estimate.
BrightNight is proposing the Agate Storage Project, a 150 MW / 600 MWh lithium-ion battery (about 170 MW in the county SEPA filing) next to Puget Sound Energy's Foss Corner Substation near Poulsbo, Washington; no cost or schedule is published and Kitsap County's battery moratorium runs to 7 December 2026.
Salmonfly Solar Facility, Warm Springs Indian Reservation, Round Butte Transmission Corridor, Warm Springs, Jefferson County, OR 97761BrightNight / Warm Springs Power and Water Enterprises
EIA's[2] September 2026 preliminary generator inventory lists planned operation in February 2029 (survey estimate, approvals pending); a Cleanview[3] tracker lists January 2028. The date is the planned operation month, not a groundbreaking date.
BrightNight is partnering with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs and Warm Springs Power and Water Enterprises on the Salmonfly Project, a solar and battery storage facility on the Warm Springs Reservation in Jefferson County, Oregon. Warm Springs News describes up to 250 MW-ac of photovoltaic solar and up to 250 MW-ac of battery storage on up to 2,000 acres, tied to the tribally owned 230 kV bay at the Bethel Round Butte Substation; EIA lists 247 MW of each. No cost has been published.
Given as a target, not a fixed date, per en.wikipedia.org[1]: "…and construction in July 2023, with the expected completion and first light set for March 2029.[13][…"
A 39-metre segmented mirror in Chile's Atacama, collecting more light than all existing 8-10 metre telescopes combined. Estimated date.
≈$1.3B
Paulding County, Ohio
Proposed COD from the PJM queue record (via InfraSure[1] aggregator) and Cleanview[2]; no developer or regulator date found.
Timber Road Storage III is a 50 MW battery storage project in the PJM queue (AF2-377) in Paulding County, Ohio, with an executed interconnection agreement. The queue lists a proposed commercial operation date of March 17, 2029; no MWh rating is published.
State Route 879 & Shawville Highway, Clearfield, Clearfield County, PA 16830Shallow Seam Energy Storage LLC
Current C24-233 proposed COD 03-2029; September/December 2028 backfeed/sync distinct. Month-only estimate.
NYISO’s current workbook lists Shallow Seam Energy Storage LLC’s C24-233 battery as 400 MW / 1,600 MWh, four hours, at the Homer City–Mainesburg 345 kV line in Clearfield, Pennsylvania. This corrects the PJM attribution and replaces end-2028 with March 2029 COD.
Reichstag building, Platz der Republik 1, Berlin, Germany
No date has been set. Kalshi[1] dates its event to March 25, 2029, the last day the Basic Law's 46-to-48-month window allows after the current Bundestag first sat on March 25, 2025; a snap election would come earlier.
Kalshi
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The Bundestag elected in February 2025 first sat on March 25, 2025, and the Basic Law requires a new election 46 to 48 months later - March 25, 2029 at the latest. On 20 September 2026 Kalshi's winner market had the AfD at 85% and the CDU/CSU at 12%.
Only the quarter is supported. 2029-03-31 is a timeline anchor, not a confirmed operating day. The operator retains a Q1 2029 target, conditional on NRC approval. March 31 is a quarter-end timeline anchor, not a scheduled startup day.[1]
The operator retains a Q1 2029 target, conditional on NRC approval. March 31 is a quarter-end timeline anchor, not a scheduled startup day.
ESO[1][2] states the ELT "is now set to make its first test observations at the beginning of 2029, with 'telescope first light' expected in March 2029". Only the month is given, so the pin takes its last day.
ESO's 39-metre Extremely Large Telescope takes its first test observations from Cerro Armazones in March 2029, with scientific first light following in December 2030.
Date has moved, per the source[1]: "telescope first light" is "now planned for March 2029," after "several of the telescope contracts suffered delays."
The European Southern Observatory's Extremely Large Telescope, being built atop a Chilean mountain by 16 partner nations, is now targeting first light in March 2029 after repeated delays.
≈$1.1B
Ferrara[1]: 'The first production lines are expected to begin operations in the first quarter of 2029, with the full facility opening later that year' - pinned to the quarter's last day.
The first production lines of Ferrara Candy Company's $675 million, 750,000 sq ft plant in Orangeburg County, South Carolina are due to start in the first quarter of 2029, with the full facility opening later that year.
$675M
ERCOT[1] September 2026 row 1020, 26INR0701 projected COD; no IA, estimate.
ERCOT’s September 2026 GIS report lists Key City Solar SLF (26INR0701), Key City Solar LLC, at 989.10 MW with projected COD 2029-03-31. Screening is complete and FIS has started, with no interconnection agreement; the old capacity-scaled budget is removed.
2029-03-31 is the interconnection record’s requested in-service date, not a verified opening or commercial-operation day.
26INR0701 is a 989.1 MW photovoltaic generation interconnection request in Taylor, TX. The grid operator lists its queue status as SS Completed, FIS Started, No IA. The requested in-service date is 2029-03-31; this is a planning date.
The airport's own project page says the concourse is "scheduled for completion by Spring 2029" - a season, not a fixed day, so the pin uses the start of that spring.[1]
MIA is building a three-level Concourse K with six domestic gates, new baggage handling, a ground support equipment maintenance facility and airfield work, the first new concourse of its $9 billion modernisation programme. Construction broke ground in mid-2025.
$600.6M
US Highway 80 & Louisiana Highway 137, Rayville, Richland Parish, LA 71269
J2519 is a 600 MW photovoltaic generation interconnection request in Richland, LA. The grid operator lists its queue status as Withdrawn. The requested in-service date is 2026-10-31; this is a planning date.
Mitsui Fudosan
Mitsui Fudosan's[1] release gives "Scheduled opening: First half of 2030s or later (advance opening of facility in fiscal 2029)", so the pin sits on 1 April 2029, the first day of that fiscal year.
Mitsui Fudosan's consortium is rebuilding the 190,000 sq m former Tsukiji fish market site in Chuo City as nine buildings totalling about 1,170,000 sq m, including an all-weather multifunctional venue for roughly 50,000 people, a theatre hall, a culinary centre and a waterbus terminal. The whole scheme is costed at about 900 billion yen.
≈$6B
Online date comes from the ISO-NE queue record via an aggregator (proposed COD April 2029, with a conflicting Feb 2028 note); the permit is paused, so no firm date exists.[1]
Flatiron Energy has proposed a roughly 140 MW battery energy storage farm in New Milford, Litchfield County, Connecticut, tied to ISO-NE queue position 1319 (141.6 MW). In January 2026 Flatiron said it would pause its Connecticut Siting Council permitting application after local opposition.
Cleanview[1] lists April 2029 expected operation while other EIA-based trackers show Dec 2027; BrightNight gives no construction or operation dates.
BrightNight is developing Red Butte, a 300 MW solar plus 300 MW battery project about 8 miles north of Newcastle in Iron County, Utah, as part of a larger energy and data-center campus. Trackers disagree on the online date.