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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.

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 Essex Energy Storage Project is a utility-scale 16 MW / 64 MWh 4-hour battery energy storage system located in Essex Junction, Chittenden County, Vermont. Located adjacent to the major VELCO Essex 115 kV Substation on industrial utility land, the battery installation provides essential peaking capacity, frequency regulation, and transmission reliability for the Burlington metropolitan area while mitigating costly regional peak transmission charges for Vermont ratepayers.

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.

Flatiron Energy is constructing the $540 million, 200 MW / 800 MWh Taft Energy Storage Facility across an underutilized industrial parcel in Uxbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Financed through a $540 million credit package from a banking consortium led by First Citizens Bank and Nord/LB, and permitted under Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board and Town of Uxbridge special zoning permits, the 4-hour battery complex connects directly into the ISO New England grid, storing off-peak clean energy to power 40,000 homes during peak demand.

The Fairfield Solar Energy Center is an 18 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Fairfield and Waterville in Somerset County, Maine. Situated on approximately 140 acres of open terrain in the Kennebec River Valley, the project interties directly into Central Maine Power's (CMP / Avangrid) 34.5 kV distribution and transmission network, generating clean power that advances Maine's statutory requirement of 80% renewable electricity by 2030.

The Emery Shute Solar One Project is a 1 MWac distributed generation photovoltaic facility situated across pastoral acreage in Waldo, Waldo County, Maine. Developed by Verogy under Maine’s Net Energy Billing program, the facility delivers clean renewable electricity to Central Maine Power’s (CMP) distribution network, providing clean subscription credits to local households and commercial enterprises.

Swift Current Energy is developing the $248 million, 100 MWac (135 MWdc) Three Rivers Solar Power Project across 1,115 acres of commercial forest land in Township 16 MD, Hancock County, Maine. Backed by $248 million in project financing closed with Mitsubishi HC Capital and ING, and permitted by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP Permit #L-28424-24-A-N), the facility delivers high-voltage clean power into the ISO New England grid, powering approximately 24,000 regional households.

The Essex Battery Energy Storage System is a 16 MW / 64 MWh utility-scale four-hour lithium iron phosphate energy storage facility located in Essex, Chittenden County, Vermont. Interconnecting with Green Mountain Power's (GMP) distribution network within the ISO New England footprint, the facility is designed to reduce regional transmission capacity peaks, lower system costs for Vermont ratepayers, and enhance grid resiliency against severe winter weather events.

The Hope Solar Project is a 4 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic installation situated on rural acreage in the Town of Scituate near the village of Hope in Providence County, Rhode Island. Developed under the Rhode Island Renewable Energy Growth (REG) program and interconnecting with Rhode Island Energy, the installation generates clean electricity to advance Rhode Island's 100% Renewable Electricity by 2033 mandate.

The Acushnet Solar Project is a 4 MWac ground-mounted community solar photovoltaic facility located along Main Street in Acushnet, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Developed under Massachusetts' Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) program, the facility interconnects with Eversource Massachusetts' 13.8 kV distribution network in ISO New England, expanding local renewable electricity generation and electric bill discounts across southeastern Massachusetts.

The Putnam Meadow Solar Station is a 4 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across meadow acreage in Putnam, Windham County, Connecticut. Developed by Glenvale Solar under the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) renewable energy program, the facility delivers clean distributed power to Eversource’s electric network, advancing Connecticut’s clean energy targets.

D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments (DESRI), through affiliate Solar Nursery LLC, is developing the 100 MWac (101 MW) Broadleaf Solar Project across 665 acres in Granby and East Granby, Hartford County, Connecticut. Sited on the former Monrovia Nursery property along Floydville Road and Salmon Brook Street, the utility-scale solar generation facility undergoes Connecticut Siting Council review to deliver zero-carbon power into the ISO New England grid, representing one of the largest planned solar installations in northern Connecticut.

The Southbury Solar Project is a 5 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic facility situated across open ground near Southbury in New Haven County, Connecticut. Developed under Connecticut's Shared Clean Energy Facilities (SCEF) program and interconnecting with Eversource Energy, the project supplies clean renewable power to regional customers while strengthening southern New England grid resilience.

The LiquidCool Aroostook Data Center is a 6 MW high-density liquid-submerged computing facility located on a redeveloped industrial property in Aroostook County, Maine. Leveraging northern Maine's cool sub-boreal climate and clean hydropower from the local Versant Power transmission network, the facility achieves extreme energy efficiency (PUE < 1.05) for high-performance AI and scientific computing.

The Pure Hedge Energy Storage Project is a 20 MW / 80 MWh 4-hour utility-scale battery energy storage system located on Lathrop Road in Plainfield, Windham County, Connecticut. Developed by Capture Energy, the facility interconnects directly into Eversource Energy's 69 kV transmission corridor in ISO New England, supporting Connecticut's Energy Storage Solutions program by supplying critical grid peaking capacity, frequency regulation, and rapid-response clean reserves to eastern Connecticut.

The Auburn Solar Project is a 50 MWac photovoltaic power generation facility situated across open agricultural and managed woodland acreage near Auburn in Androscoggin County, Maine. Interconnecting with Central Maine Power under ISO New England grid supervision, the installation contributes clean, renewable electricity to Maine's 80% by 2030 renewable portfolio standard.

Verogy (Brookfield Husky Solar, LLC) is developing the 50 MWac utility-scale Husky Solar Project across multiple rural parcels in Plainfield and Sterling, Windham County, Connecticut. Reviewed under Connecticut Siting Council Docket No. 550 for a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need, the solar photovoltaic array connects into Eversource Energy's 115 kV transmission grid along Route 14 to provide clean, distributed power across eastern Connecticut.

The Narragansett Energy Storage Facility is a utility-scale 205 MW / 820 MWh 4-hour battery energy storage system located in South Kingstown near Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island. Situated on zoned industrial land along regional transmission lines, the high-capacity facility connects into Rhode Island Energy's 115 kV network within ISO New England, delivering long-duration grid flexibility, capacity firming, and local reliability to support Rhode Island's 100% renewable electricity standard.

The South Portland Battery Energy Storage System is a 10 MW / 40 MWh utility-scale four-hour energy storage installation located in an industrial corridor in South Portland, Cumberland County, Maine. Interconnecting into Central Maine Power's (CMP) Southern Maine distribution network under ISO New England market participation rules, the system reduces regional transmission peak burdens and enhances localized power reliability for Maine's largest commercial center.

The Litchfield Energy Storage Facility is a 142 MW / 568 MWh 4-hour utility-scale battery energy storage system located in Torrington near Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut. Situated on 18 acres of industrial-zoned property along the Naugatuck River Valley, the project connects directly into Eversource Connecticut's 115 kV transmission network within ISO New England, providing critical peaking capacity, frequency regulation, and transmission congestion relief.

Swift Current Energy (in partnership with original developer Glenvale Solar) is constructing the 75 MWac Warren Meadow Solar Project across 485 acres in the Town of Warren, Knox County, Maine. Permitted by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection under Site Location of Development Act Permit #L-29188-26-A-N and approved by the Warren Planning Board, the utility-scale solar complex connects to Central Maine Power's transmission corridor, supplying clean power to the ISO New England grid.

Key Capture Energy is developing the 45 MW / 180 MWh utility-scale KCE CT 1 Battery Energy Storage System in Windham County, Connecticut. Designed to participate in ISO New England's Forward Capacity and Ancillary Services markets, the four-hour standalone storage installation stabilizes the northeastern Connecticut grid, supports state clean energy mandates under Public Act 21-53, and reduces reliance on fossil-fueled peaking generation.

The Fair Haven Solar Project is a 20 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Fair Haven in Rutland County, Vermont. Permitted through the Vermont Public Utility Commission under Section 248, the installation connects to Green Mountain Power's sub-transmission system, supplying clean in-state electricity to Vermont municipal and commercial off-takers while advancing Vermont's 100% renewable electricity target.

Key Capture Energy development of the Naugatuck Avenue Clean Energy Storage Center in Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut. Delivering 205 MW / 820 MWh of lithium-ion energy storage, the facility enhances ISO New England coastal grid resilience, alleviates regional transmission congestion, and supports offshore wind integration.

Jupiter Power, backed by BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners, is developing the 200 MW utility-scale Naugatuck Avenue Battery Storage project in Milford, New Haven County, Connecticut. Formally selected by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) in its competitive zero-carbon procurement, the standalone four-hour BESS repurposes industrial land along the Naugatuck Avenue utility corridor to provide 800 MWh of flexible capacity, reduce winter peak dependence on natural gas, and enhance ISO New England grid reliability.