Referencias 695% DE CONFIANZAConfianza general: 95%Hasta qué punto la fuente y las referencias del pin respaldan sus fechas.Media ponderada de la firmeza con la que 6 referencias, incluida la fuente, respaldan las horas de inicio y fin del pin; una referencia cuenta la mitad por cada 180 días que sea más antigua que la más recienteMostrar todos los pines con un 75% de confianza o más
La primera entrada es siempre la fuente del pin. La confianza global es una media ponderada de la firmeza con la que cada referencia respalda las horas de inicio y fin usadas arriba; una referencia cuenta la mitad por cada 180 días que sea más antigua que la más reciente.
- [1]95%Plant inventory or original project recordeia.gov· Publicado el 12 oct 2026· Empieza 31 dic 2028 ✓· 17% de la puntuación
Objetivo publicado: 2028. La construcción está documentada, pero este hito futuro de finalización/operación es una estimación. La fecha es un marcador de año/fin de mes en la línea de tiempo y no un día de apertura exacto confirmado. Fuente: https://www.entergy[4][5][6].com/news/entergy-texas[2]-breaks-ground-legend-and-lone-star
- [2]95%Lone Star San Jacinto — filed site photographs
Entergy[4][5][6] Texas’s Texas Land Application Permit application WQ0005513000 is published by TCEQ. The notice states receipt on March 16, 2026, and identifies the site as 2200 Pelican Road, near Shepherd, San Jacinto County. The attachment headed Original Photographs is on PDF pages 59–62. Page 60 contains photograph 1 of the future spray field facing south and photograph 2 of future wastewater storage tank locations facing east. Page 61 contains photograph 3 of the future wastewater sump location facing west. Page 62 gives their location/direction map. Photograph 3 visibly contains construction equipment and site works. No capture dates or individual photographer credits are published on these pages. These are applicant-filed site photographs, not proof of current completion percentage or operating output. Captions should preserve the future wastewater-location context. The three embedded original photographs were extracted without inventing or altering depicted content.
- [3]95%Entergy Texas — Lone Star design rendering
Entergy[4][5][6] Texas[2] presentation by Jessica Hill, Senior Manager, Business & Economic Development, dated February 4, 2026 on its cover, hosted by TXCPA. Page 10 shows two separately labelled panels: Legend above and Lone Star below. The lower panel’s image is the Lone Star design rendering, with Cleveland, Texas, 453 megawatts, combustion turbine facility (hydrogen) and expected in-service date 2028. This is an operator rendering, not an as-built photograph. The image was extracted from the lower Lone Star panel alone; no Legend image was assigned to Lone Star. The presentation does not establish a photograph capture date or new project cost.
- [4]95%Published project evidence
Published project-specific cost for Lone Star Power Station: USD 7.99e+08. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate.[1]
- [5]95%Published project evidence
Published electric generating project rating for Lone Star Power Station: 453 MW. Basis: Operator-reported electric generating capacity; not annual energy production. The operator identifies Lone Star as a 453 MW combustion-turbine plant.[1]