Pins matching tag:CleanEnergy

Vesper Energy development of the Xenia Clean Energy Storage Center in Clay County, Illinois. Delivering 200 MW / 800 MWh of lithium-ion battery capacity, the four-hour storage facility connects to the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) transmission network to enhance southern Illinois grid resilience and buffer fluctuating regional wind and solar generation.

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.

NextEra Energy Resources development of the Dry Land Prairie Energy Storage Center in Cheyenne County, Colorado. The 250 MW / 1,000 MWh utility-scale battery energy storage system provides critical four-hour duration capacity, grid frequency regulation, and renewable integration for the Colorado clean energy transition.

Scout Clean Energy development of the Finney County Clean Solar Center in Finney County, Kansas. Delivering 330 MWac of renewable solar generation, the project spans 2,300 acres of flat agricultural land in western Kansas, interconnecting with Sunflower Electric Power Corporation transmission to serve regional agricultural and municipal customers.

MISO grid-tied development of the Quinn Clean Energy Storage Project in Franklin County, Iowa. Providing 200 MW / 800 MWh of utility-scale four-hour battery storage, the system balances north-central Iowa wind farms and provides rapid voltage support across high-voltage transmission interconnects.

Development of the Killdeer Clean Solar Facility in Cerro Gordo County, Iowa. Supplying 210 MWac of zero-carbon solar energy, the project connects to the regional transmission grid in northern Iowa, balancing local agricultural electric demands and advancing Midwest decarbonization targets.

Origis Energy development of the Arroyo Clean Solar Energy Center in Pueblo County, Colorado. Generating 335 MWac of utility photovoltaic electricity across approximately 2,200 acres, the facility connects to Public Service Company of Colorado (Xcel Energy) transmission to power regional municipal and industrial demands.

Georgia Power development of the McGrau Ford Clean Energy Storage Facility in Cherokee County, Georgia. Delivering 265 MW / 1,060 MWh of lithium-ion energy storage, the facility interconnects directly to the McGrau Ford 500/230 kV substation to strengthen northern Atlanta metropolitan grid stability and provide essential capacity during peak seasonal demand periods.

Development of the Foley Clean Solar Center in Baldwin County, Alabama. Supplying 80 MWac of renewable power, the utility-scale photovoltaic facility feeds directly into the southern Alabama transmission network, supporting regional coastal power reliability with zero-carbon energy dispatch.

NextEra Energy Resources development of the Towerline Clean Energy Storage Center in Tazewell County, Illinois. Encompassing 200 MW / 800 MWh of utility-grade battery storage, the system interfaces with high-voltage 138 kV transmission lines near Peoria to provide rapid-response frequency stability and support regional decarbonization targets.

Development of the Sweetleaf Clean Solar Energy Center by EDF Renewables near Enfield and Scotland Neck in Halifax County, North Carolina. Supplying 93 MWac of utility-scale solar power tied to the Dominion Energy / Duke Energy Progress transmission corridor, the 125M USD project supports North Carolina Carbon Plan renewable additions.

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.

Intersect Power development of the Atlas Solar IV Clean Energy Center in La Paz County, Arizona. Encompassing 300 MWac of solar generation capacity, the facility interconnects directly to the Ten West Link 500 kV transmission line to deliver low-cost desert solar energy to regional electricity consumers across the Desert Southwest.

Entergy Arkansas development of the Lake Village to Bagby Clean Solar Project in Chicot County, Arkansas. Generating 250 MWac of renewable power across southeast Arkansas agricultural lands, the facility interconnects with the 115 kV transmission line to support local industrial growth with clean power.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Cole to Penton Road Clean Energy Storage Center in Beauregard Parish, Louisiana. Delivering 200 MW / 800 MWh of utility-scale battery energy storage, the facility interfaces with the 230 kV bulk transmission network to stabilize regional industrial load delivery and integrate expanding Gulf Coast clean power generation.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Reynolds Energy Storage Center in White County, Indiana. Supplying 400 MW / 1,600 MWh of utility-scale battery energy storage, the facility interconnects directly to the Reynolds 345 kV substation to absorb northern Indiana wind power and stabilize high-voltage transmission flows.

Arizona Public Service (APS) transmission-tied development of the Hashknife Clean Energy Storage Facility in Navajo County, Arizona. Delivering 200 MW / 800 MWh of four-hour battery storage, the system interfaces with high-voltage regional lines on the Colorado Plateau to store desert solar generation and strengthen northern Arizona grid reliability.

Longroad Energy development of the Pioneer Clean Energy Solar Project in Yuma County, Arizona. Delivering 300 MWac of utility solar power, the project utilizes single-axis tracking bifacial photovoltaic modules to maximize renewable electricity production under long-term utility clean energy contracts.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Cato Transmission Clean Energy Storage Facility in Pike County, Indiana. Providing 130 MW / 520 MWh of lithium-ion energy storage, the facility connects to the 138 kV bulk electric system to replace retiring southwest Indiana coal capacity with zero-carbon grid stability.

MISO transmission-interconnected development of the Majestic to Oneida Clean Solar Center in Calhoun County, Michigan. Generating 255 MWac of utility photovoltaic power, the facility connects to the 345 kV high-voltage transmission grid to provide clean, reliable electricity across south-central Michigan.

MISO transmission-connected development of the Gibson to Merom Energy Storage Project in Sullivan County, Indiana. Providing 200 MW / 800 MWh of utility-scale battery storage along the 345 kV high-voltage transmission corridor, the facility delivers essential capacity firming and replaces retired thermal generating assets in western Indiana.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the 7Aster to 7Cmdr Energy Storage Facility in Perry County, Illinois. Providing 200 MW / 800 MWh of grid-scale battery storage along the 345 kV transmission corridor, the system replaces retired southern Illinois coal capacity with flexible zero-carbon storage dispatch.

Origis Energy development of the Blacks Creek Clean Solar Center in Ada County, Idaho. Generating 400 MWac of renewable photovoltaic energy across 2,800 acres of southern Idaho terrain, the project connects directly to Idaho Power high-voltage transmission lines to supply clean power to growing Boise metropolitan area loads.

Consumers Energy transmission-connected development of the Battle Creek to Oneida Clean Solar Center in Calhoun County, Michigan. Generating 309 MWac of renewable power, the facility interconnects directly to the 345 kV bulk electric system to replace retiring fossil units with clean photovoltaic energy.