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EIA’s September 2026 preliminary inventory identifies Morgnec Solar, plant 66843, in Kent County, MD, with 55.8 MW electrical generation nameplate. It reports operating status and initial operation in 2026-08.

Chaberton Solar Crestone is a 4 MWac distributed generation community solar photovoltaic array located along Midstate Road near Felton in Kent County, Delaware. Spanning approximately 30 acres of flat agricultural terrain, the facility interties with Delmarva Power's 25 kV distribution grid in PJM, expanding clean energy access and electric bill savings for local Delaware households and businesses.

The Swiss Dale Farm Solar Project is a 2 MWac community solar photovoltaic installation located on agricultural acreage near Elkton in Cecil County, Maryland. Developed by Pivot Energy under Maryland's Community Solar Pilot Program and interconnecting with Delmarva Power, the project delivers discounted renewable electricity to local households and commercial subscribers across the Upper Eastern Shore.

The Farmview Solar Project is a 75 MWac photovoltaic facility planned across rural agricultural acreage near Georgetown in Sussex County, Delaware. Permitted under Sussex County land use and conditional use frameworks and reviewed by the Delaware Public Service Commission (PSC), the single-axis tracking solar array connects directly into Delmarva Power & Light's (Exelon) 138 kV transmission corridor, delivering wholesale clean electricity across the Delmarva Peninsula.

The New Market Solar Facility is a 50 MWac utility solar generation facility located near East New Market and Hurlock in Dorchester County, Maryland. Sited across approximately 450 acres of flat agricultural land on the Eastern Shore, the project connects to Delmarva Power's (Exelon) 69 kV regional transmission system in PJM, delivering clean renewable power that supports Maryland's aggressive Renewable Portfolio Standard mandate of 50% clean energy by 2030.

The Carville Energy Storage Project is a 106 MW / 424 MWh 4-hour battery energy storage facility located near Centreville in Queen Anne's County on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Sited adjacent to Delmarva Power's Carville 138 kV Substation in PJM, the battery installation absorbs regional solar power generation, regulates feeder voltage, and supplies dispatchable power during transmission constraints across the Chesapeake Bay transmission corridor.

The Sunrise Magnolia Solar Project is a 3 MWac distributed solar photovoltaic generation facility located near Magnolia in Kent County, Delaware. Developed under Delaware's Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS) framework, the project feeds directly into Delmarva Power's 12 kV distribution network, supplying clean, locally generated electricity to suburban and rural communities in central Delaware.

The Grears Corner Solar Farm is a 4 MWac distributed utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located along Grears Corner Road near Townsend in southern New Castle County, Delaware. Developed by Rewild Renewables, the project connects into Delmarva Power's regional 12 kV distribution network, expanding Delaware's in-state renewable generation capacity and delivering clean electricity to local residential and agricultural communities under the Delaware Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS).

The Carville Battery Energy Storage System is a 106 MW / 424 MWh utility-scale four-hour battery energy storage facility located near Centreville in Queen Anne's County, Maryland. Positioned adjacent to the Carville 138 kV substation on Maryland's Eastern Shore, the project enhances grid reliability, absorbs excess regional solar generation, and provides crucial capacity and frequency support across the PJM Interconnection footprint.

The Nelson Indian River Solar Project is a 100 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across rural agricultural lands in Sussex County, Delaware. Developed to deliver wholesale clean electricity into Delmarva Power’s regional transmission grid, the facility supplies clean power to southern Delaware communities while generating vital municipal tax revenues and supporting Delaware’s Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard (RPS).