Pins matching date:2028-03-01

Primergy said in March 2024 that its 408 MWac Ash Creek solar plant for Microsoft in Hill County, Texas will also include a 300 MW battery (EIA-860M lists 306 MW, March 2028); the 588M USD debt financing was for the solar project and no battery cost is published.

Vesper Energy has executed a generator interconnection agreement for the 210M USD, 207 MW / 828 MWh four-hour utility battery storage facility in Brazoria County, Texas, serving the Houston Gulf Coast grid.

Invenergy Solar Development has executed generator interconnection agreements for the 550M USD, 500 MW utility solar energy center in St. Francis County, Arkansas, serving the MISO South regional grid.

Prologis development of Building 3 at the Zanker Road Hyperscale Data Center Campus in San Jose / Santa Clara, California. Adding 340,000 square feet and 99 MW of critical computing power, Building 3 caters to high-performance AI workloads with dedicated substation interconnects and ultra-low water usage effectiveness (WUE) mechanical systems.

QTS Data Centers development of Building 8 within its multi-gigawatt Cedar Rapids Hyperscale Campus in Linn County, Iowa. Adding 137 MW of critical power capacity, Building 8 provides advanced high-density computing halls equipped with closed-loop waterless liquid cooling and high-voltage substation feeds for AI inference workloads.

BD Solar Auburn's solar array off Lewiston Junction Road in Auburn, Maine, was approved at 14.6 MW and 17.6 million USD in March 2020; federal data now list a 5 MW unit planned for March 2028.

Apricot Sun Solar LLC has executed an interconnection agreement for the 230M USD, 200.8 MW utility solar facility in Crane County, Texas, expanding Permian Basin clean energy generation on the ERCOT grid.

CyrusOne LLC has advanced engineering blueprints and MISO interconnection filings for Building 3 at its Sangamon Hyperscale Campus in Sangamon County, Illinois, providing 1.2B USD and 159 MW of enterprise cloud compute.

NextEra Energy Resources development of the Calamus East Clean Energy Storage Center in Clinton County, Iowa. Encompassing 200 MW / 800 MWh of advanced lithium-ion storage, the project captures surplus nighttime wind output and supplies clean dispatchable capacity during peak demand hours across eastern Iowa and the Quad Cities region.