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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.

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.

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.

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.

The Lotus Solar Project is a 75 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located along Bobo Newsom Highway near Hartsville and Darlington, Darlington County, South Carolina. Sited across approximately 600 acres of flat agricultural terrain, the facility connects directly to Duke Energy Progress's 115 kV regional transmission system, delivering clean solar energy to the Pee Dee region.

The Longtown Battery Storage Project is a 5 MW / 20 MWh 4-hour utility-scale lithium-ion battery energy storage system (BESS) located along SC Highway 34 near Ridgeway in Fairfield County, South Carolina. Interconnecting directly with Duke Energy Carolinas' 44 kV sub-transmission network within the SERC reliability region, the facility provides local feeder peak shaving, grid frequency regulation, and voltage support for midlands rural distribution lines.

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.

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 Westfield Solar Facility is a 40 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation array located along US Highway 401 near Raeford in Hoke County, North Carolina. Covering approximately 340 acres of flat Coastal Plain land secured under long-term agricultural agreements, the facility ties directly into Duke Energy Progress's 115 kV regional transmission system, delivering clean solar power to the Sandhills region.

energyRe is constructing the 75 MWac Culpepper Solar Project near Society Hill and Hartsville in Darlington County, South Carolina. Backed by a 15-year power purchase agreement under Duke Energy's Green Source Advantage program with off-take by the U.S. Department of Defense and financed through energyRe's $815 million South Carolina portfolio debt package (Bank of America, CIBC, and Santander), the single-axis tracking solar farm injects clean energy directly into Duke Energy Progress's regional transmission network.

The Cotton Solar Project is a 16 MWac utility-scale solar generation facility located in Dillon County near Latta, South Carolina. Covering approximately 130 acres of flat agricultural terrain near the Interstate 95 corridor, the project delivers clean solar power to Duke Energy Progress's 69 kV transmission grid, expanding affordable clean energy availability for regional manufacturing and industrial distribution facilities.

Ørsted is constructing the 75 MWac Highland Solar South project across leased rural acreage near Lake Placid in Highlands County, Florida. Sited in partnership with local agricultural landowners and approved by the Highlands County Board of County Commissioners, the utility-scale solar complex connects directly into Duke Energy Florida's regional 115 kV transmission network, delivering reliable clean power across South-Central Florida.

The Parkwood Battery Energy Storage System is a 12 MW / 48 MWh utility-scale four-hour energy storage installation situated near Waxhaw in Union County, North Carolina. Interconnecting into Duke Energy Carolinas' Piedmont distribution grid, the facility provides critical local grid stability, sub-second frequency regulation, and capacity shifting during summer peak air conditioning and winter morning heating demand surges.

Duke Energy Indiana and clean energy development partners are advancing the 160 MWac Edwardsport Solar Project across rural agricultural lands near Bicknell in Knox County, Indiana. Located adjacent to the Edwardsport Generating Station transmission hub, the facility connects directly into Duke Energy Indiana's 138 kV transmission system in the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) regional market, repurposing local infrastructure to provide dispatchable clean power.

Quaker Creek Farm Solar is a 35 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across rural agricultural acreage in Alamance County, North Carolina. Developed by Pine Gate Renewables, the facility connects into Duke Energy Carolinas’ 100 kV transmission system, supplying clean, cost-competitive solar electricity to Piedmont communities while supporting North Carolina’s statutory carbon reduction goals.

Duke Energy Florida is constructing the standalone 100 MW Powerline Battery Energy Storage System in Citrus County, Florida. Serving as the flagship installation in Duke Energy Florida’s 1.4 GW statewide energy storage expansion plan, the utility accelerated federal investment tax credit benefits through Florida Public Service Commission filings to directly offset customer rate adjustments while strengthening coastal grid resiliency.

energyRe is constructing the 75 MW utility-scale Juniper Solar Project across rural land near Cheraw in Chesterfield County, South Carolina. Designed to generate enough clean, domestic electricity to power over 14,300 homes and interconnecting to the Duke Energy Progress transmission system within the regional balancing footprint, the single-axis tracking installation will contribute more than $8.2 million in direct local tax revenue over its operating life.

The Bear Branch Solar Project is a 35 MWac photovoltaic power generation facility situated on open agricultural and managed timberlands near Danbury in Stokes County, North Carolina. Developed by Capital Power and feeding into Duke Energy Carolinas' grid, the facility supplies clean, low-cost electricity across the northern Piedmont region while providing long-term land lease income to local family farm owners.

Duke Energy Florida regional transmission-tied development of the Newberry Clean Energy Storage Complex in Alachua County, Florida. Delivering 200 MW / 800 MWh of lithium-ion energy storage, the facility interfaces with the central Florida bulk power grid to provide fast-responding frequency regulation, voltage support, and hurricane season grid resilience.

The Maiden Creek Battery Energy Storage System is a 50 MW / 200 MWh 4-hour lithium-ion energy storage facility sited near Maiden in Catawba County, North Carolina. Developed by Duke Energy Carolinas as part of its Carolinas Resource Plan to integrate solar generation and maintain grid stability across the Charlotte metropolitan region and western North Carolina Piedmont, the facility provides rapid spinning reserve and capacity support.

The Parkwood South Energy Storage Facility is a 25 MW / 100 MWh 4-hour utility-scale lithium-ion battery energy storage system located near Waxhaw in Union County, North Carolina. Developed to enhance regional grid reliability within the rapidly expanding Charlotte metropolitan periphery, the facility interconnects with Duke Energy Carolinas to supply rapid frequency support and peaking capacity during high-demand summer and winter events.

The Wabash Clean Solar Center is a 100 MWac photovoltaic generation facility located near Wabash in Wabash County, Indiana. Intertied with Duke Energy Indiana's regional bulk transmission system, the installation provides clean, homegrown electricity to over 20,000 households across north-central Indiana while generating substantial annual property tax revenues for local taxing jurisdictions.

The Amo Solar Energy Center is a 150 MWac utility-scale solar generation facility sited across agricultural parcels near Cloverdale and Greencastle in southern Putnam County, Indiana. Interconnecting into the regional 345 kV bulk electric transmission corridor between the Edwardsport hub and the Amo Substation in MISO, the project delivers clean, reliable energy to rural electric cooperatives and municipal loads throughout west-central Indiana.

The Panther Branch Battery Energy Storage System is a 32 MW / 128 MWh standalone 4-hour energy storage project located near Kenansville in Duplin County, North Carolina. Developed by Cypress Creek Renewables and interconnecting with Duke Energy Progress, the battery system enhances transmission reliability and voltage regulation across eastern North Carolina's coastal plain while absorbing heavy regional solar generation.

Duke Energy Carolinas transmission-connected development of the Snow Hill Clean Energy Storage Facility in Greene County, North Carolina. Supplying 200 MW / 800 MWh of advanced battery storage, the system interfaces directly with regional 230 kV transmission to store peak midday solar generation and dispatch zero-carbon electricity during evening peak hours.

The Brown Clean Solar Project is a 100 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic facility located near Georgetown in Brown County, Ohio. Connecting directly into Duke Energy Ohio’s transmission system under PJM Interconnection, the facility converts southern Ohio solar radiation into clean, cost-effective power for regional consumers while generating stable revenue for local school districts and civil infrastructure.