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MGE’s operator announcement describes High Noon in Columbia County as 300 MW solar and 165 MW battery storage, with service expected in 2027. The previously shown $650 million total and September-specific service date need current scope-specific evidence.

EDF’s project directory and the Advanced Energy United project profile identify Macadamia as a 484 MW Washington County, North Carolina development expected in 2028. A verified $550 million budget and March-specific COD were not found.

Missouri’s PSC granted Ameren a certificate for the 250 MW Reform solar project in Callaway County on May 13, 2026. Ameren’s May investor presentation targets service in Q4 2028, correcting the earlier September placeholder.

Invenergy’s February 2025 factsheet identifies Beeline in Burt County as a proposed 250 MW solar project targeting Q4 2028 operation. This replaces the prior single 500 MW / $700M tracker presentation; larger county permit scope needs phase-specific reconciliation.

Doral’s U.S. solar-storage page lists Tennyson Creek at 300 MW solar. Its April 2026 issuer presentation gives 374 MWp / 800 MWh and a 2029 COD target; DC peak capacity and battery energy are distinct from solar AC generation.

Wisconsin’s PSC describes 1,315.6 MWac solar plus 300 MW storage, with final decision issued January 16, 2025. Doral’s April 2026 presentation targets 2029–2030, later than the regulator’s historical end-2028 schedule; the operator announces nearly $2B investment.

Dominion’s current Randolph page gives 800 MW, construction as early as January 2028 and completion phases from 2030 to 2032. A historical $800M–$1.6B estimate replaces the unsupported single $1.2B figure without claiming a current final budget.