Pins matching date:2027-11-01

The Bureau of Meteorology's official tropical cyclone season for the Australian region runs from 1 November to 30 April. An average season brings 10 cyclones, three or four of which cross the coast.

Cloud HQ lists 200 MW critical IT and 1.1 M sqft across one or two customizable data centers. Chaska’s current page describes approximately 1.5 M sqft preliminary scope, approved in October 2024, with no final application or review timeline. This does not verify a separately committed 200 MW Building 1.

Separate construction cost, IT power, floor area and an opening date for this building or phase have not been verified. Published campus figures do not establish independent component figures.

The 76MW Cabokenze CABOK battery in Burke County is planned with approvals not initiated and a November 2027 target.

EDF Renewables North America is developing the $300 million, 250 MWac utility-scale Rock House Solar Project across rural acreage in McDuffie County, Georgia. Approved under special exception zoning by the McDuffie County Board of Commissioners along the Warrenton Highway corridor, the facility incorporates American-manufactured solar modules to generate clean power for the Georgia Power high-voltage transmission grid, powering roughly 50,000 households annually.

Hecate Energy is developing the $175 million, 150 MWac Cumberland Solar Facility across nearly 1,000 acres north of Columbia Road (Route 590) in the Cartersville community of northern Cumberland County, Virginia. Formally approved by the Cumberland County Board of Supervisors under a Conditional Use Permit and Siting Agreement, the single-axis tracking solar array interconnects directly into the regional PJM transmission grid along the Bremo-Cartersville 230 kV corridor, generating clean power for over 37,500 Virginia homes.

BrightNight, under a Build Transfer Agreement with Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Company (LG&E and KU), is constructing the 120 MWac Frontier Solar Project across Washington and Marion counties north of Lebanon, Kentucky. Formally certificated by the Kentucky State Board on Electric Generation and Transmission Siting under Case No. 2023-00360 (FRON BN, LLC) and backed by bank group financing led by ING Capital, Natixis, and HSBC, the facility transfers to utility ownership upon completion to serve central Kentucky ratepayers.

Drawhorn Solar is a planned 80 MW solar plant in Hancock County, Georgia, operated by Drawhorn Solar, LLC per EIA data. Proposed completion is November 2027.

Rollins Solar is a 74.9 MW solar plant in Darlington County, South Carolina, with a proposed completion of November 2027. Developer energyRe announced a 10-year power purchase agreement with Duke Energy for the 75 MW project in February 2026.

Ross Solar is a planned 74.9 MWac solar plant in Darlington County, South Carolina, owned by Southern Current. EIA data proposes completion in November 2027.

The Meadow Brook Solar Project is a 125 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across pastoral acreage near Moorefield in Hardy County, West Virginia. Developing clean power along the Potomac Highlands, the facility interconnects into FirstEnergy’s Potomac Edison transmission network within PJM, supporting West Virginia’s renewable energy expansion and economic diversification.

Edwards Solar is a 145 MW solar project in Edwards County, Kansas, active in the Southwest Power Pool queue as GEN-2022-065. Its proposed completion date is November 2027. Developer is not confirmed from the sources opened.

Zenith Volts Corp.'s Chaves County campus, approved by county commissioners in August 2025, is designed for 1,250 MW or more (1,300 MW per the project manager) powered off-grid by solar, batteries and gas generators, at an estimated 11.7B USD, with full operation targeted for November 2027.

MISO lists J3843 as active 300 MW photovoltaic generation at Goss–Slate 345 kV in Saginaw County, Michigan. The DPP-2025 Phase 1 request has a November 1, 2027 in-service target and METC as transmission owner.

NextEra Energy Resources development of the Rock House Clean Solar Facility in McDuffie County, Georgia. Spanning approximately 1,800 acres with 250 MWac of generation capacity, the solar plant interconnects to Georgia Transmission Corporation lines to supply cost-effective renewable energy to regional electric cooperatives.

Verogy (Brookfield Husky Solar, LLC) is developing the 50 MWac utility-scale Husky Solar Project across multiple rural parcels in Plainfield and Sterling, Windham County, Connecticut. Reviewed under Connecticut Siting Council Docket No. 550 for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need, the solar photovoltaic array connects into Eversource Energy's 115 kV transmission grid along Route 14 to provide clean, distributed power across eastern Connecticut.

Silicon Ranch is developing the 110 MWac Copeland Solar Farm in Cumberland County, Tennessee, under TVA's Expanded Generation Flexibility Program on behalf of Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE). POWER Magazine reports Silicon Ranch will fund, build, own, operate and maintain the plant, with construction expected to be complete in late 2027. Silicon Ranch has said it will invest millions of dollars; no cost figure has been published.

EDP Renewables North America (EDPR NA) is constructing the $250 million, 120 MWac Eagle Creek Solar Park across 850 acres in Fremont, St. Charles, and Brant Townships in Saginaw County, Michigan. Recognized by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) with a $600,000 Renewables Ready Communities Award granted to Fremont Township, the bifacial tracking solar array interconnects with the MISO grid, generating enough clean power for roughly 33,500 homes while generating $41 million in local tax revenues.

Ingka Investments (the investment arm of Ingka Group / IKEA), operating through Kingstree East 230 LLC, is constructing the 249 MWac Kingstree East Solar Project in Georgetown County, South Carolina. Formally approved by unanimous order of the Public Service Commission of South Carolina (SC PSC) for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Convenience and Necessity (CECPCN), the single-axis tracking solar array interconnects directly into the Santee Cooper 230 kV bulk transmission network to supply low-cost zero-carbon electricity to regional electric cooperatives.

Weirs Creek Solar is a 150 MW merchant solar facility proposed by a NextEra Energy Resources subsidiary in Webster and Hopkins Counties, Kentucky. It is before the Kentucky State Board on Electric Generation and Transmission Siting (case 2024-00099). The application describes about 2,260 leased acres near Providence.

Hawaiian Electric announced PUC approval of a contract for Pu'uloa Solar, a 6 MW solar project with 30 MWh of battery storage at Pearl Harbor on Oahu. Hawaiian Electric expects its approved projects to come online between 2027 and 2033; Cleanview estimates November 2027 for this one.

Steele Flats is a 50 MW battery storage project in development by NextEra Energy Resources in Jefferson County, Nebraska, in the SPP queue as GEN-2023-SR19 at Steele City 115 kV. The queue lists a proposed completion of November 2027.

A planned 135 MW battery storage project in Wayne County, Nebraska, tracked in the SPP queue as GEN-2023-SR7. Cleanview lists an expected online date of November 2027; energy capacity is not published.

The Chippewa Solar Project is a 100 MWac photovoltaic energy generation facility situated across open agricultural lands near Chippewa Falls in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. Developed by Northern States Power Wisconsin (Xcel Energy) under its Upper Midwest Energy Plan, the project delivers clean solar power to west-central Wisconsin communities while providing stable lease payments to local farming families.