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The first of two satellite concourses west of O'Hare's terminal core, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill with Norviska and designated Concourse D, is reached by an underground tunnel from the terminals. Vertical construction started in April 2026; the $1.3 billion project, which includes about $300 million of infrastructure work, is scheduled for completion in late 2028 and is the first piece of the O'Hare 21 rebuild to be delivered, a programme approved in 2018 at $8.5 billion and now put at roughly $12 billion in current dollars.

DTE Energy's proposed Au Gres Solar Park is a 175 MW (ac) solar farm in Turner and Mason Townships, Arenac County, Michigan, with an estimated operation date of Q4 2028 and enough output for about 48,948 homes; no project cost has been published.

Scale Microgrids (formerly ReLoad Energy) proposes White Cloud Acres, a 6.3B USD AI data center with a co-located 600 MW natural gas plant on US 71 about eight miles south of Maryville, Missouri; Nodaway County commissioners called its development agreement thin and the project was reported under a six-month moratorium in August 2026.

Muskie is TeraWulf’s EastPark campus near Grayson, not a verified 250 MW Catlettsburg facility. Kentucky Power’s October fact sheet describes an amended 1 GW agreement awaiting PSC approval, ramping from 100 MW in October 2028 to full service in October 2029.

ERCOT’s September 2026 GIS report lists Zeus Scurry BESS (27INR0535), Zeus Scurry BESS, at 1,043.07 MW with projected COD 2028-10-01. Screening is complete and FIS has started, with no interconnection agreement; the old capacity-scaled budget is removed.

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.

Jupiter Power, backed by BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners, is developing the 200 MW utility-scale Naugatuck Avenue Battery Storage project in Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut. Formally selected by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) in its competitive zero-carbon procurement, the standalone four-hour BESS repurposes industrial land along the Naugatuck Avenue utility corridor to provide 800 MWh of flexible capacity, reduce winter peak dependence on natural gas, and enhance ISO New England grid reliability.

The Wild Hare Solar Facility is a 100 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation facility located across open plains in Hughes County, South Dakota. Interconnecting into the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) high-voltage transmission system near Pierre, the facility delivers cost-effective renewable electricity to municipal utilities, rural cooperatives, and wholesale customers across the Upper Great Plains.

Ridge Road Solar Farm is a 19.8 MW solar project in the PJM queue (AG1-495) in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, with an executed interconnection agreement. The queue lists a proposed completion of October 1, 2028.

Rain Lily Solar 1 is a planned solar farm of about 148 MW in Hood County, Texas, tracked in the ERCOT queue as 27INR0288. It is expected to come online in October 2028 and is paired with a separate Rain Lily Storage 1 battery project at the same point of interconnection.

Rustic Hills Solar is a planned solar project in Warrick County, Indiana developed by Clenera, with Hoosier Energy signing a 20-year PPA in 2021. EIA-860M data list Rustic Hills Solar I (and a sister Rustic Hills Solar II) at 100 MW each with proposed completion in October 2028.

Samseong is the in-fill station between Seoul Station and Suseo on the GTX-A express line, sitting inside the Yeongdongdaero transfer complex in Gangnam. In May 2026 inspectors found 50 of the 80 support columns on the fifth basement level had one layer of reinforcement where the design called for two, and Hyundai Engineering and Construction is covering the roughly 3 billion won repair.

The US Army conditionally selected CyrusOne (KKR and BlackRock funds) on 26 March 2026 to negotiate an Enhanced Use Lease for a hyperscale data center on about 1,201 acres at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, with initial operating capability projected for fiscal 2029; the lease is not final and neither MW nor cost has been published by the Army.

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.

27INR0535 is a 1043.07 MW battery storage interconnection request in Scurry, TX. The grid operator lists its queue status as SS Completed, FIS Started, No IA. The requested in-service date is 2028-10-01; this is a planning date.

BrightNight is developing the 200 MW solar and 200 MW / 800 MWh four-hour battery energy storage Mayfield Solar and Storage Project across approximately 1,800 acres in Graves County, Kentucky. Permitted through the Kentucky State Board on Electric Generation and Transmission Siting and interconnecting into the regional Midcontinent ISO (MISO) grid, the hybrid clean energy plant supplies on-demand dispatchable power to replace retiring baseload coal generation across western Kentucky.

The Camellia Clean Energy Center is a 150 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation facility located across managed timberlands in Effingham County, Georgia. Connecting into Georgia Power’s high-voltage transmission network, the facility supplies clean, emissions-free wholesale electricity to power rapid industrial manufacturing and advanced technology growth along the Savannah coastal corridor.

Bedington Energy Facility, LLC proposes a 100 MW solar plant on a former DuPont brownfield site near Bedington in Berkeley County, approved by the West Virginia PSC in 2024. EIA data lists a proposed completion of October 2028.

Black Rock is a utility-scale solar project proposed by BayWa r.e. in eastern Yakima County, Washington. Yakima County approved its conditional use permit on May 19, 2022 for a 94 MW design; BayWa now describes it as 127 MW.

4AM Development LLC proposes a two-story, 230,000 sq ft data center, described in a lawsuit petition as 99 MW, on 26.49 acres at 6539 Burkhalter Road in Statesboro. The city council approved the rezoning Aug. 18, 2026 and a group sued on Sept. 17.

Project Gold’s revised August 2026 application proposes six single-story data centers across Clifton and Covington townships. The developer estimates USD 18 billion on 998.8 acres and requests 2.2 GW of grid service. Covington has acknowledged the application; hearing preparations remain documented in later township records. Approval, physical construction and a delivery date remain unverified.