Pins matching tag:MISO

Farmers Electric Cooperative of Kalona, Iowa invested 1.2M USD in an October 2016 expansion that doubled its solar panels (a 950 kW, 2,880-panel array), which matches a 1.4 MW MISO queue row (J954, AMIL.IOW_AFRYT) dated 30 October 2016; the pairing with the queue row is an inference.

Ranger Power's 99 MW Prairie State Solar in Perry County, Illinois, began commercial operations on 19 July 2021 selling to Wabash Valley Power Alliance under a 30-year agreement and is owned by D. E. Shaw Renewable Investments; the project's own cost has not been published (a 95.2 million USD USDA loan financed construction).

Alliant Energy's 50 MW Albany Solar project in Green County, Wisconsin, bought from Capital Dynamics and built in 2022-2023, was placed into service at the end of 2023; no project cost has been published.

NextEra Energy Resources' 100 MW Amite Solar Energy Center in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana, reached commercial operation in March 2025 and sells all output to DEMCO under a 25-year fixed-price contract; a 2024 local report put the cost at 160M USD.

Takanock's Project Beckham is a planned data center of about 1,500 MW near Goshen in Elkhart County, Indiana; Takanock told the Indiana regulator in April 2025 that NIPSCO wanted it to pay for more than 15 miles of new 345 kV lines, and trackers now describe the project as stalled. No cost has been published.

Arevon built the Posey Solar project in Posey County, Indiana, for CenterPoint Energy: 228 MWdc per Arevon and 300 MW per the MISO queue (J1308); trackers list it as operating since May 2025, and no total cost has been published (financing of 352M USD was announced).

Rainbow Energy's Coal Creek Station industrial park near Underwood, North Dakota won rezoning of 800 acres from agricultural to commercial in June 2025 for data centers drawing 200-300 MW from the 1,151 MW coal plant, and Rainbow told legislators it is exclusively negotiating a power purchase agreement with a data center developer; no cost has been published.

Geronimo Power's 100 MW Apple River Solar project in Polk County, Wisconsin, estimated at 116 million USD, began operating in December 2025 per EIA data and sells to Xcel Energy.

Houston developer Cloverleaf Infrastructure asked Ameren for 500 MW for a Troy, Illinois data center campus on farmland off Formosa Road, but on 17 February 2026 Mayor Dave Nonn said no council member supports it and asked for a six-month moratorium; no application was filed and no cost has been published.

Applied Digital operates and is expanding its 400 MW Polaris Forge 1 AI campus in Ellendale, Dickey County, North Dakota, reaching 250 MW operational capacity anchored by CoreWeave with power from Otter Tail Power and MISO.

Prologis' planned data center campus in Shelbyville, Indiana, up to 11 buildings (13 per Bisnow) on 429 annexed acres, got annexation, zoning and an economic development agreement from the city council on 6 April 2026 with up to 2B USD of investment; the 900 MW figure is Cleanview's estimate because no power figure has been published.

Sentinel Data Centers proposes a data center (504 MW per Cleanview; no MW has been published by Sentinel or the county) on about 160 acres south of State Road 2 in Eagle Creek Township, Lake County, Indiana; the County Council voted 6-0 on 9 June 2026 to rezone the land from agricultural to light industrial, and The Times reports a proposed 5 billion USD project.

Viridian Acquisitions' proposed 800 MW hyperscale data center on the former General Motors and JATCO sites in Janesville, Wisconsin, with over 8B USD of investment claimed by the developer, ended when the city let its letter of intent expire on 22 June 2026.

Hut 8 Corp. proposes the 500 MW Logan Prairie AI/cloud data center near Latham in Logan County, Illinois, at more than 5B USD; the Latham village vote was cancelled in July 2026 after trustees signalled it would fail, and county applications are stalled.

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.

Associated Electric Cooperative (AECI) and MISO transmission-interconnected development of the Stoddard to Morley Clean Solar Center in Stoddard County, Missouri. Generating 200 MWac of clean solar power along the 161 kV Stoddard–Morley transmission corridor near Dexter, the facility reinforces southeastern Missouri grid reliability.

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.

Jupiter Power is constructing the 100 MW / 400 MWh utility-scale Tompkins Battery Energy Storage System in Tompkins Township, Jackson County, Michigan. Interconnecting into the regional 138 kV grid within the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) footprint, the four-hour standalone lithium-ion installation bolsters grid flexibility and capacity reserves across lower Michigan.

DTE Energy is investing 460M USD to redevelop its retired 1924 Trenton Channel coal plant along the Detroit River in Wayne County, Michigan, into a 220 MW / 880 MWh lithium-ion battery storage system, backed by 140M USD in IRA tax incentives.

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 Emmons-Logan Clean Energy Storage Center by NextEra Energy Resources near Linton in Emmons County, North Dakota. Providing 140 MW / 560 MWh of four-hour battery energy storage co-located with the Emmons-Logan Wind 230 kV interconnection in MISO North, the project firms wind exports across south-central North Dakota.

Consumers Energy is constructing the 85 MW utility-scale Karn Solar Energy Center on approximately 440 acres of repurposed industrial land at the former Dan E. Karn coal-fired generating station in Hampton Township, Bay County, Michigan. Approved under the utility's Clean Energy Plan by the Michigan Public Service Commission, this brownfield redevelopment provides clean, zero-carbon electricity to over 20,000 homes while reusing existing high-voltage substation interconnections on Saginaw Bay.

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.

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.

Alliant Energy is developing the 99 MW / 396 MWh standalone Edgewater Battery Energy Storage System on a seven-acre parcel adjacent to the retiring Edgewater Generating Station in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Approved by the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin under Docket 6680-CE-184 as part of the utility Clean Energy Blueprint, the four-hour lithium-ion system replaces retiring coal capacity with dispatchable grid stability.

DTE Energy (DTE Electric Company) is constructing the 150 MW utility-scale Little Trout Solar Park across Belknap and Pulawski Townships in Presque Isle County, Michigan. Built to power homes and businesses participating in DTE's voluntary MIGreenPower renewable program and permitted under Michigan Public Service Commission oversight, the single-axis tracking solar array generates enough clean electricity to power more than 40,000 Michigan households.

Applied Digital is constructing the 1.8B USD, 210 MW critical load high-performance supercomputing campus in Ellendale, Dickey County, North Dakota, interconnecting to MISO 230 kV transmission.

NextEra Energy Resources is constructing the 190M USD, 150 MWac photovoltaic solar center in Mower County, Minnesota, interconnecting to ITC Midwest's 345 kV Adams substation.

Jupiter Power is building the 100 MW Voyager Battery Energy Storage Facility in Saline Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan. Interconnecting to DTE Energy’s Dorset Substation within the MISO market and backed by a long-term capacity contract with Consumers Energy, the facility closed project financing under a $294 million senior credit facility to provide dispatchable clean capacity and prevent regional blackout risks.

NextEra Energy Resources is developing the 145M USD, 300 MW Singer Solar project across 2,000 acres in Beauregard Parish, Louisiana, under state Act 279 permits.

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 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.

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.

Apex Clean Energy has executed a generator interconnection agreement for the 160M USD, 125 MWac utility solar project in Clay County, Illinois, interconnecting to Ameren Illinois's 345 kV high-voltage transmission system.

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.