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1,300 MW generating capacity; About USD 1.5 billion published project cost (2022 full-complex estimate; 900 MWac final phases). Construction complete / commissioning.

Doral Renewables achieved full commercial operation in October 2026 on its 1.5B USD Mammoth Solar complex in Pulaski County, Indiana, bringing 900 MWac across Mammoth South and Mammoth Central I & II into the PJM grid.

The City of Little Rock Solar Array is a 5 MWac municipal clean energy photovoltaic project located near Little Rock in Pulaski County, Arkansas. Developed by Scenic Hill Solar under the Arkansas Solar Access Act, the facility supplies zero-emission electric power to municipal facilities across the capital city, significantly reducing municipal operating expenses while advancing regional sustainability goals.

Doral Renewables development of the Mammoth South Clean Solar Energy Center in Pulaski County, Indiana. Representing the southern phase of the landmark Mammoth Solar complex, the 300 MWac facility incorporates over 700,000 bifacial solar modules, delivering emission-free electricity directly to the PJM Interconnection grid under long-term utility PPAs.

The Pulaski Clean Energy Storage System is a 100 MW / 400 MWh utility-scale battery energy storage system located near Somerset in Pulaski County, Kentucky. Connecting to Kentucky Power’s transmission network within PJM Interconnection, the facility provides flexible firming capacity, voltage stability, and emergency backup support across south-central Kentucky.

Avaio Digital is developing the 1.2B USD, 150 MW critical IT load data center campus across 120 acres at Little Rock Port, Pulaski County, Arkansas, backed by Entergy Arkansas 115/230 kV substations.

Doral Renewables is developing the 450M USD, 300 MWac Mammoth Central utility-scale solar generation facility across Pulaski and Starke Counties, Indiana, interconnecting to the AEP / PJM 345 kV high-voltage transmission grid.

Clean energy partners and NIPSCO are constructing the 300M USD, 338 MW / 1,352 MWh four-hour utility battery energy storage system in Pulaski County, Indiana, interconnecting to the PJM 345 kV regional transmission network.

Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO) has filed IURC certificate petitions and completed MISO DPP studies for the 720M USD, 700 MWac Reynolds - Burr Oak Clean Solar Project in Pulaski County, Indiana.