Pins matching date:2026-11-01

IEP Tejas Verde, LLC lists a planned 10 MW Orchard battery storage plant in Fort Bend County, Texas, in the ERCOT queue as 23INR0556. EIA data gives a proposed completion of November 2026, but trackers disagree on timing.

Blue Jay Road Solar, LLC is a planned 66 MW solar PV plant in Ralls County, Missouri, listed in EIA-860M data with a proposed completion of November 2026. Birch Creek Development is listed as the plant operator.

A 3 MW solar-plus-storage microgrid at 2551 S Lilac Avenue, Bloomington, owned by Catalyze Bloomington 2551 S Lilac Avenue Microgrid LLC. EIA data shows two planned units with completion proposed for November 2026; Infrasure lists it as under construction (>50%).

Atlas II is a planned 100 MW solar plant in La Paz County, Arizona, operated by ATLAS Solar II, LLC, with a proposed online date of November 1, 2026 in EIA data. It belongs to the Atlas Energy Park solar-and-storage complex.

Medina City BESS is a 9.99 MW battery project (ERCOT 24INR0502) developed by Regis Medina, LLC in Bandera County, Texas. Queue records show it synchronized to the grid, with projected commercial operation slipping from March 2026 to November 2026.

Catalyze Riverside 2356 Fleetwood Drive Microgrid LLC is listed in EIA-based data as a planned 4 MW solar-plus-battery microgrid (2 MW solar PV and 2 MW battery) at 2356 Fleetwood Dr in Riverside, California, in the CAISO balancing area. The proposed commercial operation date is November 1, 2026.

The Swiss Dale Farm Solar Project is a 2 MWac community solar photovoltaic installation located on agricultural acreage near Elkton in Cecil County, Maryland. Developed by Pivot Energy under Maryland's Community Solar Pilot Program and interconnecting with Delmarva Power, the project delivers discounted renewable electricity to local households and commercial subscribers across the Upper Eastern Shore.

MISO queue project J2523 was a proposed 250 MW solar project in Independence County, Arkansas, entered September 2022 with a proposed completion of November 2026. The queue entry is now withdrawn.

NextEra Energy Resources' Delta Bobcat Solar is a proposed solar project of up to 200 MW on about 1,200 acres in southern Cape Girardeau County, Missouri. NextEra's project page schedules operations to begin in November 2026 and cites up to 250 construction jobs.

Fabius CSG LLC is a 5 MW AC solar project at 1120 Berry Road in the Town of Fabius, operated by Dimension Energy. The Town Board issued a negative declaration under SEQR in June 2024, and EIA-based trackers list a proposed online date of November 2026.

Clinton Solar 5 is a Pivot Energy-linked solar plant listed in Clinton County, Illinois, alongside Pivot's Clinton Solar 2, 2b, 4 and 4b community solar sites. Its capacity and in-service date are not published in the sources found.

Tropical Cyclone Murasu was tracked from 2026-11-01 to 2026-11-03 (10 six-hourly positions), reaching maximum sustained winds of 85 knots (98 mph, 157 km/h) on 2026-11-02. The positions and wind speeds are the Joint Typhoon Warning Center's own warnings, compiled by NASA's Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker (EONET). The storm was still listed as active at the time of the last update.

SL Pembroke 2 is a planned 5 MW community solar project in the Town of Pembroke, Genesee County, listed with a proposed in-service date of November 1, 2026. It is owned by SL Pembroke 2, LLC.

The City of Little Rock Solar Array is a 6.3 MW (DC) / 4.9 MW (AC) solar array at the Port of Little Rock in Pulaski County, Arkansas, owned by the city. KATV reported on 30 October 2026 that the city recently completed it; the city expects it to save about $1 million a year in electricity costs. EIA-860M had still listed it as under construction with operation proposed for November 2026.

Bellefield 2 is the second phase of AES's Bellefield solar-plus-storage project in Kern County, California, pairing 500 MW of solar with 500 MW of four-hour battery storage. It is under construction with completion targeted for 2026.

Solitude is a 5 MW solar plant in LaSalle County, Illinois, listed in EIA data with a proposed operating date of November 1, 2026. EIA records list 38DN Asset Management LLC as operator and owner, while GEM names Cypress Creek Renewables.

Palmdale Water District is installing solar and a battery storage system at its 6-million-gallon tank site at 641 E Avenue S, Palmdale. Cleanview lists 1 MW expected November 2026; EIA data shows 1.3 MW and status under construction.

Knox II PV is a planned 5 MW solar plant in Albany County, New York, operated by Knox II PV LLC with completion proposed for November 2026 in EIA Form 860M data. Local reporting links RIC Energy to a 5 MW project on Thompsons Lake Road in the Town of Knox.

An Italian osteria opening in Asagaya with wood-fired pizza, pasta, afternoon café service and a terrace; breakfast starts November 7 and deliveryNovember 18.

Geronimo Power's 150 MW Bee Hollow Solar project in St. Clair County, Illinois began onsite construction in October 2025 and is expected to reach commercial operations in late 2026. It has a power purchase agreement with the Illinois Municipal Electric Agency.

Teeple Creek is a planned solar project in Allamakee County, Iowa, listed by Cleanview at 3 MW and expected online in November 2026. A USDA Rural Development review describes a 2.5 MW array in Ludlow Township.

A planned 1.9 MW solar PV plant at American Canyon RV Boat Storage in Napa County, California, listed by EIA with operator Napa Junction RV Storage LLC. EIA lists a proposed completion of November 2026; Cleanview shows 2 MW and a different expected date.

SL Brockport is a planned 4.3 MW solar project in Monroe County, New York, owned by SL Brockport, LLC per EIA-based data. The proposed completion date is November 1, 2026; trackers disagree on whether it is under construction.

The 13th Route du Rhum starts at 13:02 on Sunday 1 November 2026 off Saint-Malo: a solo, non-stop race of about 3,500 nautical miles to Pointe-à-Pitre in six classes, with around 118 boats moored in the harbour village.