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Under a master services agreement Oracle intends to procure up to 2.8 GW of Bloom's fuel cell systems to power its US AI data centers, with 1.2 GW already contracted and being deployed.

Oracle and BorderPlex replaced Project Jupiter's planned gas turbines and diesel generators with up to 2.45 GW of Bloom fuel cells, cutting NOx by about 92% at the Stargate campus in Doña Ana County, New Mexico.

Babcock & Wilcox is collaborating with TerraSpark on the TerraSpark Energy Campus near the Mount Storm power complex in Grant County, West Virginia, with an expected scope of four 400 MW supercritical boilers, full emissions controls and construction. The campus pairs a 1.6 GW coal plant with Mantel's carbon capture.

The Creswell Solar Project is a 150 MWac photovoltaic generation facility sited across managed commercial timberlands and agricultural acreage near Creswell and Mackeys in Washington County, North Carolina. Interconnecting into Dominion Energy North Carolina's Mackeys to Creswell 115 kV transmission line in PJM Interconnection, the utility-scale solar farm delivers low-cost clean power across the Albemarle Sound region.

The Kearsarge Grissom Solar Project is a 4 MWac distributed utility solar photovoltaic installation located in Claremont, Sullivan County, New Hampshire. Developed by Kearsarge Energy and interconnected with Eversource Energy's distribution network, the project repurposes marginal commercial land to generate clean in-state electricity for New Hampshire municipalities and commercial subscribers under the state net metering policy.

AES Clean Energy's 5 MW ground-mounted community solar farm on West Main Road (Route 5) in Le Roy, Genesee County, New York, is a 11.01M USD project that the county development agency advanced in December 2022 after county planning and SEQR approvals; trackers list mid-2026 operation but no completion has been reported.

Duke Energy Florida is constructing the 75 MWac Bailey Mill Solar Facility across approximately 550 acres of rural timberland near Lloyd and Monticello in Jefferson County, Florida. Permitted under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) environmental resource permitting program and reviewed by the Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC), the single-axis tracking solar array connects directly into Duke Energy Florida's 115 kV transmission network, delivering zero-emission power across the Florida Panhandle.

Urban Grid is advancing the 56 MWac (45 MW to 56 MW) Morgnec Solar Project on 229 acres along Morgnec Road near Chestertown in Kent County, Maryland. Approved by the Maryland Public Service Commission under a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCN) affirming state preemption over restrictive local zoning, the project connects directly to Delmarva Power's Chestertown Substation within the PJM Interconnection grid, supporting Maryland's Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard mandates.

NextEra Energy Resources is advancing the 250 MWac Reid Solar Project across approximately 1,900 acres of rural land near Robards and Sebree in Henderson County, Kentucky. Sited in coordination with the Kentucky Public Service Commission (KPSC) and the Kentucky Electric Generation and Transmission Siting Board, the facility connects into Big Rivers Electric Corporation's (BREC) Reid EHV 161 kV Substation in MISO, supporting regional decarbonization as legacy coal capacity retires along the Green River.

Dominion Energy's 600 MW Bellflower Solar in Brunswick County, Virginia, approved by the county in July 2025, was terminated by Dominion in mid-2026 and supervisors began revoking its conditional use permit; no project cost has been published.

Atlas Solar VI, 135 MWdc (100 MWac in EIA data), is the second phase of Hanwha Qcells' Atlas Energy Park in La Paz County, Arizona; with Atlas V it was sold to Morrison-backed Chrysalis Renewables in June 2026, is in final commissioning with a Southern California Edison PPA, and no cost has been published.

The Bison Solar Project is a 200 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across broad agricultural plains in Cass County, North Dakota. Developed by Geronimo Energy (National Grid Renewables) in partnership with Basin Electric Power Cooperative, the project harnesses North Dakota’s high summer irradiance to generate clean bulk power and diversify the Upper Midwest electricity supply.

The Cashie Solar Project is a 110 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic installation sited across managed timberlands and agricultural acreage near Windsor in Bertie County, North Carolina. Sited under Bertie County conditional use zoning and permitted by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC), the single-axis tracking facility interconnects into Dominion Energy North Carolina's 230 kV transmission grid in PJM Interconnection.

ENGIE is building the 200 MW Anson 2 solar plant in Jones County, northwest of Abilene, Texas, with Meta buying its energy and attributes; originally due late 2025, now listed for 2026, cost not published.

The Greenwood Solar Project is a 200 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic facility planned across approximately 1,600 acres of flat agricultural land near Greenwood in Leflore County, Mississippi. Evaluated by the Mississippi Public Service Commission (MPSC) and interconnecting into Entergy Mississippi's 115 kV / 230 kV transmission network in MISO, the single-axis tracking facility delivers low-cost clean electricity and industrial economic development to the Mississippi Delta.

The Rumble Solar Facility is a 250 MWac utility-scale solar generation project located near Tuttle and Amber in Grady County, Oklahoma. Encompassing approximately 2,000 acres of open pasture and rural acreage in central Oklahoma, the project connects to the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) regional transmission grid, generating low-cost clean electricity that supports the Greater Oklahoma City metropolitan area and expanding regional industrial demand.

The Show Me State Solar Project is a 250 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located on State Highway PP near Fulton in Callaway County, Missouri. Developed by Ranger Power in partnership with Ameren Missouri, the array connects into Ameren's 161 kV regional transmission grid in MISO, delivering clean, reliable renewable energy to central Missouri while generating significant local tax revenue and construction employment.

Capital Power Corporation is constructing the 73 MWac (75 MWdc) utility-scale Hornet Solar Project across 525 acres spanning Gaston and Lincoln Counties, North Carolina. Supported by a 20-year power purchase agreement with Duke Energy Carolinas, the single-axis tracking photovoltaic installation delivers reliable clean energy into the regional grid while supporting North Carolina's clean energy transition under House Bill 951.

The Harbert Solar Project is a 210 MWac utility-scale solar generation facility sited across reclaimed surface mine lands near Hindman and Pippa Passes in Knott County, eastern Kentucky. Permitted under the Kentucky Electric Generation and Transmission Siting Board framework and interconnecting into AEP Kentucky Power's Harbert Metering 138 kV transmission station in PJM Interconnection, the facility converts former coal mining acreage into productive clean energy generation.

The Nutes Solar Farm is a 20 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Milton and Farmington in Strafford County, New Hampshire. Sited on approximately 160 acres of mixed upland terrain, the project connects to Eversource New Hampshire's electric distribution and transmission system within ISO New England, delivering clean, distributed renewable power to the Seacoast and Lakes Region while expanding New Hampshire's in-state clean generation portfolio.

The Pivot Willmar Solar Project is a 1 MWac community solar photovoltaic installation located in Willmar, Kandiyohi County, Minnesota. Developed by Pivot Energy under Xcel Energy's Solar*Rewards Community program, the project provides local municipal, residential, and agricultural subscribers with clean electricity credits to offset peak grid demand across west-central Minnesota.

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 Nuclear Company and Trace Creek identified Carrs Bottom in Lewis County, Kentucky for up to six AP1000 reactors. Construction is a conditional 2028 objective; costs, job counts and an operating date remain unpublished.

La Paz County approved lease agreements on 2 Sep 2025 with Atlas Solar, Atlas Solar II and Atlas Solar IV, subsidiaries of Hanwha's 174 Power Global; EIA lists Atlas II at 100 MW (Nov 2026) and Atlas IV at 300 MW (Mar 2027); cost not published.

Associated Electric Cooperative (AECI) and MISO transmission-interconnected development of the Stoddard to Morley Clean Solar Center in Stoddard County, Missouri. Generating 200 MWac of clean solar power along the 161 kV Stoddard–Morley transmission corridor near Dexter, the facility reinforces southeastern Missouri grid reliability.

Atlantica Sustainable Infrastructure is developing the 150 MW / 600 MWh four-hour Overnight Battery Energy Storage System paired with 150 MW of solar generation across 596 acres in Hinkley, San Bernardino County, California. Approved under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA SCH 2021070268) with a dedicated generation-tie line into the Mojave Solar Alpha Substation, the Mojave Desert hybrid facility delivers dispatchable solar power to Southern California consumers.

ENGIE North America is constructing the 60 MW utility-scale Horseshoe Bend Solar Project across approximately 550 acres of agricultural land near Greensburg in Green County, Kentucky. Certificated by the Kentucky State Board on Electric Generation and Transmission Siting under Case No. 2020-00190 and interconnecting into an East Kentucky Power Cooperative (EKPC) transmission line within the PJM market, the single-axis array delivers clean power to central Kentucky.

Recurrent Energy, a subsidiary of Canadian Solar, is constructing the $260 million, 70 MWac (94 MWdc) Blue Moon Solar Project across 1,500 leased acres in Harrison County, Kentucky. Formally approved by the Kentucky Electric Generation and Transmission Siting Board under Case No. 2021-00414, the merchant solar facility is backed by a long-term corporate power purchase agreement with Constellation to deliver zero-carbon energy and renewable energy certificates into the PJM Interconnection grid.

Arizona Public Service (APS) is developing the 168 MWac Ironwood Solar Center across desert acreage in eastern Yuma County, Arizona. Procured as part of APS's utility-scale All-Source Request for Proposals (RFP) approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission, the high-irradiance solar facility harnesses Southwest desert solar resources, feeding bulk clean electricity directly into the APS transmission grid to satisfy growing peak summer cooling demand and regional commercial power needs.

Vistra Corp (through its generation arm Luminant) is developing the 200 MWac Rodeo Solar Facility across Permian Basin acreage in Andrews County, Texas. Permitted through Chapter 312 tax abatement agreements approved by the Andrews County Commissioners Court and integrated into ERCOT's West Texas transmission network, the utility solar installation supplies dedicated clean power to electrified oilfield extraction facilities and regional industrial loads.

The Grandfalls Solar Project is a 176 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic plant located across Permian Basin ranchland near McCamey and Rankin in Upton County, Texas. Permitted under the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) generator certification framework and interconnecting into the ERCOT high-voltage 138 kV transmission system, the single-axis tracking solar array delivers abundant zero-emission electricity to power regional Permian Basin oilfield operations, processing plants, and growing municipal loads.

The Churchtown Solar Project is a 50 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located in Upper Pittsgrove Township near Elmer, Salem County, New Jersey. Encompassing approximately 400 acres of flat farmland, the installation connects into Atlantic City Electric's Churchtown - Upper Pittsgrove 138 kV transmission corridor in PJM, delivering clean renewable power under New Jersey's Competitive Solar Incentive (CSI) program.

The Saco Solar Project is a 20 MWac utility-scale solar generation facility located in Saco, York County, Maine. Situated across roughly 150 acres near the southern Maine coastline, the project feeds directly into Central Maine Power's (CMP) transmission system in ISO New England, delivering renewable energy to residential, municipal, and commercial consumers across York and Cumberland Counties.

The Rhubarb One Solar Project is a 10 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Marion and Mullins in Marion County, South Carolina. Spanning approximately 85 acres of open coastal plain agricultural land, the project interties with Duke Energy Progress's 69 kV regional transmission network, generating clean renewable power that supports South Carolina's Clean Energy Plan and rural economic development.

The Cadence Solar Energy Center is a 275 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across Claibourne, Liberty, and Taylor Townships near Marysville and Richwood, Union County, Ohio. Encompassing approximately 2,200 acres of flat agricultural terrain, the facility connects directly to AEP Ohio's 138 kV transmission system in PJM, delivering clean wholesale energy to central Ohio communities and industrial consumers.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Bee Hollow Clean Solar Center in St. Clair County, Illinois. Providing 150 MWac of renewable power, the utility-scale solar project feeds into Ameren Illinois transmission lines to power metro-east Illinois communities with clean, locally generated electricity.

Development of the Pitt Clean Solar Energy Center by SunEnergy1 near Greenville and Bethel in Pitt County, North Carolina. Generating 80 MWac of utility-scale solar electricity interconnected to the Duke Energy Progress 115 kV / 230 kV eastern North Carolina grid, the 110M USD facility delivers near-term clean generation.

RWE Clean Energy is constructing the 116 MWac utility-scale Buffalo Solar Farm across approximately 960 acres in Norman Township, Grundy County, Illinois. Approved under Grundy County Board Zoning Case 23-ZBA-005 and interconnecting to the Commonwealth Edison (ComEd) transmission system within the PJM market, the single-axis tracking solar array delivers clean, zero-emission electricity to power over 22,000 northern Illinois households.

energyRe is advancing the 75 MWac (74.9 MWac) utility-scale B&K Solar Project in Darlington County, South Carolina. Located near North Hartsville, the photovoltaic generation facility utilizes single-axis horizontal tracking systems across rural acreage to generate clean electricity for the regional power grid, generating over 160,000 MWh annually to power more than 14,300 homes while contributing significant long-term property tax revenue to local schools and county services.

Ørsted is constructing the 75 MWac Highland Solar North facility across leased agricultural lands near Lake Placid in Highlands County, Florida. Connecting directly into Duke Energy Florida's central transmission network, the single-axis tracking photovoltaic solar array supplies clean, emissions-free electricity to power more than 15,000 Florida homes while strengthening the peninsular electric grid against seasonal extreme demand spikes.

NextEra Energy Resources is constructing the 201 MWac Erika Solar Project in Kaufman County, Texas, east of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Tracked in the ERCOT interconnection pipeline under Queue ID 23INR0142 and registered with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT), the utility-scale solar generating facility ties into Oncor Electric Delivery's regional 345 kV transmission corridor, delivering massive zero-carbon energy to support rapidly expanding North Texas residential and industrial power consumption.

Ecoplexus is constructing the 185 MWac Crossett North Solar Project across approximately 1,400 acres in northern Morehouse Parish near Beekman and the Arkansas state line, Louisiana. Interconnecting into the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) transmission network via Entergy Louisiana's high-voltage grid, the utility-scale solar complex harnesses the lower Mississippi Delta's solar resource, generating clean power to support regional industrial growth and decarbonization goals.

AES Clean Energy is advancing the 250 MWac Zachary Solar Project across approximately 2,000 acres of rural agricultural lands near Kirksville in Adair County, northern Missouri. Sited adjacent to the Zachary 345 kV Substation within MISO, the single-axis tracking solar installation taps existing high-voltage transmission lines to export clean, renewable power across northern Missouri and the St. Louis metropolitan area.

The Eaton Solar Center is a 70 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Eaton in Preble County, southwestern Ohio. Spanning roughly 550 acres of open agricultural ground, the facility connects directly to AES Ohio's 69 kV transmission network in PJM, generating reliable, low-cost clean power to serve regional manufacturing, commercial hubs, and agricultural processors across the Miami Valley.

The Cartwright Solar II Center is an 18 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Prineville in Crook County, central Oregon. Spanning roughly 150 acres of flat high-desert sagebrush plateau, the facility connects directly to PacifiCorp's 69 kV transmission system, generating renewable energy that directly supports regional clean energy demand from data center campuses and local communities across the High Desert.

The Scioto Solar Energy Center is a 30 MWac utility-scale solar generation facility located near Kenton in Hardin County, west-central Ohio. Sited across approximately 250 acres of flat agricultural terrain near the Scioto River headwaters, the project delivers clean electricity directly into AEP Ohio's 69 kV distribution and transmission network within PJM, expanding local renewable energy availability while preserving regional soil resources.

The Jasper County Solar Center is a 500 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across Wheatfield and Keener Townships near Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana. Sited across approximately 4,000 acres of flat agricultural terrain, the facility connects directly to Northern Indiana Public Service Company's (NIPSCO) 345 kV high-voltage transmission system within MISO, delivering clean, reliable power to northern Indiana's industrial corridors and local communities.