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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin approved the 650M USD High Noon Solar Energy Center, featuring 300 MW of solar PV and a 165 MW / 660 MWh BESS across 4,327 acres in Columbia County, Wisconsin, acquired by WEC Energy Group and MGE.

Invenergy is developing the 200M USD, 220 MW Tip Top Solar and battery storage project in Lea County, New Mexico, backed by 200M USD in County Industrial Revenue Bonds.

Invenergy secured Burt County Board of Supervisors approval for the 700M USD Burt Solar Project (Beeline Solar), delivering up to 500 MW of solar PV and battery storage across 2,800 acres near Tekamah, Nebraska.

Invenergy developed and utilities We Energies, WPS, and MGE purchased the 649M USD Koshkonong Solar Energy Center in southeast Dane County, Wisconsin, featuring 300 MW of solar and a 165 MW / 660 MWh battery.

Invenergy's Chalk Bluff Solar in St. Francis County, Arkansas is listed at 350 MW in Meta's 2024 contracts and 450 MW in a county presentation, with 100 MW sold to Verizon, and is targeted for June 2027; no cost has been published.

Invenergy development of the Chalk Bluff Clean Solar Center in St. Francis County, Arkansas. Delivering 450 MWac of clean power across the Mississippi Alluvial Plain, the utility-scale solar facility feeds into regional MISO transmission lines to supply long-term clean electricity to commercial off-takers.

Invenergy development of the Logan County Clean Energy Storage Center in Logan County, Colorado. Providing 200 MW / 800 MWh of four-hour energy storage capacity, the facility captures eastern Colorado wind generation and injects clean dispatchable energy into the Public Service Company of Colorado (PSCo / Xcel Energy) transmission corridor during peak periods.

Invenergy LLC has finalized lease options and SPP interconnection milestones for the 320M USD, 300 MWac Caddo Solar Project in Caddo County, Oklahoma, supplying renewable wholesale power across the Southwest Power Pool.

Invenergy Solar Development has executed generator interconnection agreements for the 550M USD, 500 MW utility solar energy center in St. Francis County, Arkansas, serving the MISO South regional grid.

Invenergy's 150 MW Superior Solar Energy Center in Sands Township, Marquette County, Michigan, on Cleveland-Cliffs land, begins tree clearing in September 2026 and targets commercial operation in late 2028; Invenergy cites 83 million USD of total economic investment (EIA lists 100 MW seasonal capacity).