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Groveport’s July 2, 2018 planning minutes approve Compass Datacenters–CMH II’s use variance and final development plan at 4470 South Hamilton Road. The proposal is a 22,000 sqft AEP data center with a future 15,900 sqft expansion.

PJM’s June 2026 studies identify Oak Run Solar Project, LLC’s two storage requests, AG2-106 and AG2-107, at Marysville–Flatlick in Madison County, Ohio. Each specifies 150 MW of capacity rights and 600 MWh; 800 MW is the combined facility capability.

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.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), an operating unit of American Electric Power, is constructing the 100 MW / 400 MWh Oologah Battery Energy Storage System at its Northeastern Station in Rogers County, Oklahoma. Approved by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission as part of a landmark $1.2 billion generation plan, the four-hour storage facility repurposes retired coal plant electrical infrastructure to meet soaring industrial and data center loads.

The Duncan Energy Storage Project is a 200 MW / 800 MWh 4-hour utility-scale lithium-ion battery energy storage system located in Duncan, Stephens County, Oklahoma. Sited on approximately 25 acres of zoned industrial land adjacent to heavy utility infrastructure, the system interconnects with Public Service Company of Oklahoma's (PSO/AEP) 138 kV transmission grid within the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), enhancing grid resilience and integrating regional wind generation.

Leeward Renewable Energy is constructing the 150 MWac Blackford Solar Energy Project on 1,250 acres in Jackson Township, Blackford County, Indiana. Connecting into American Electric Power’s 138 kV transmission line between the Keystone and Desoto substations in PJM, the utility-scale installation produces enough clean power to supply over 28,000 households annually.

The Sayre Energy Storage Project is a 100 MW / 400 MWh 4-hour utility-scale lithium-ion battery energy storage system located along Historic Route 66 near Sayre in Beckham County, western Oklahoma. Sited on approximately 14 acres of zoned industrial land, the system interconnects with Public Service Company of Oklahoma's (PSO / AEP) 138 kV transmission system in the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), providing essential grid firming and wind balancing in western Oklahoma.

The Kay Substation Energy Storage Facility is a 50 MW / 200 MWh utility-scale 4-hour battery energy storage installation situated near Ponca City in Kay County, Oklahoma. Developed by Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), an American Electric Power (AEP) company, the facility absorbs excess northern Oklahoma wind generation to balance peak demand and bolster grid reliability across the Southwest Power Pool (SPP).

The Scioto Clean Energy Center is a 110 MWac utility photovoltaic installation located near Portsmouth in Scioto County, Ohio. Positioned along the Ohio River valley within the PJM Interconnection footprint, the project repurposes reclaimed agricultural acreage to generate low-cost clean electricity, replacing aging Appalachian coal capacity with zero-emission solar energy.

The Bossier Clean Energy Solar Center is a 100 MWac photovoltaic power generation facility situated on managed timber and agricultural acreage in Bossier Parish, Louisiana. Developed under SWEPCO's long-range clean energy plan approved by the Louisiana Public Service Commission, the project delivers clean, low-cost solar electricity to homes and businesses across northwest Louisiana.

The Highland Clean Solar Project is a 100 MWac utility photovoltaic installation situated near Hillsboro in Highland County, Ohio. Interconnecting into AEP Ohio's transmission grid within the PJM Interconnection, the facility harnesses southern Ohio solar radiation to generate carbon-free power for Ohio residential and manufacturing subscribers under state clean energy directives.

The Huntington Clean Solar Center is a 100 MWac photovoltaic power facility located near Huntington in Huntington County, Indiana. Feeding power directly into Indiana Michigan Power's regional transmission network under the PJM Interconnection, the project generates clean electricity sufficient to power over 20,000 residential homes while delivering stable tax revenues and land lease income to northeastern Indiana communities.

The Adams Clean Solar Project is a 100 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near West Union in Adams County, Ohio. Connecting directly to AEP Ohio’s transmission system under PJM, the facility converts southern Ohio sunshine into clean, affordable power while delivering long-term tax revenues for local schools and public services.

Savion is developing the 100 MW standalone Threeforks Energy Storage facility near Inez in Martin County, Kentucky. Tracked in the PJM Interconnection queue under position AF1-162 and governed by PJM Service Agreement No. 7668, the utility-scale battery energy storage system interconnects at the Inez 138 kV substation on the American Electric Power transmission system to support Central Appalachian grid reliability.

TeraWulf bought about 285-300 acres at EastPark Industrial Park in eastern Kentucky in May 2026 and on 5 October 2026 doubled its Kentucky Power contract to 1,000 MW (500 MW from 2H 2028, 500 MW moved up to 2029, pending state approval), with up to 2,000 MW under study; no cost or tenant has been published.

Indiana Michigan Power and MISO have concluded Phase 2 Definitive Planning Studies for the 560M USD, 539 MWac Weeds Lake - Hiple Clean Solar Project in Cass County, Michigan.

The New Haven Hyperscale Data Center Campus is a planned 500 MW master-planned clean compute campus located in New Haven, Allen County, Indiana. Designed to serve intensive artificial intelligence model training and hyperscale cloud workloads across the Midwest, the campus connects directly to Indiana Michigan Power's 345 kV high-voltage transmission network and incorporates advanced closed-loop liquid cooling topology.

The Comanche Solar Project is a 500 MWac mega-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across rural prairie and agricultural tracts near Lawton in Comanche County, Oklahoma. Developed by Hecate Energy, the project supplies clean, low-cost solar electricity to the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) regional wholesale market, supporting southwestern Oklahoma industrial and defense consumers.

The IREN Project Emerald Data Center Campus is an 800 MW purpose-built high-performance computing and AI data center installation situated near McAlester in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. Powered through 100% renewable electricity partnerships and interconnecting with the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) via Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO/AEP), the facility delivers high-efficiency compute infrastructure for next-generation generative AI models.