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The Creswell Solar Project is a 150 MWac photovoltaic generation facility sited across managed commercial timberlands and agricultural acreage near Creswell and Mackeys in Washington County, North Carolina. Interconnecting into Dominion Energy North Carolina's Mackeys to Creswell 115 kV transmission line in PJM Interconnection, the utility-scale solar farm delivers low-cost clean power across the Albemarle Sound region.

The Cashie Solar Project is a 110 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic installation sited across managed timberlands and agricultural acreage near Windsor in Bertie County, North Carolina. Sited under Bertie County conditional use zoning and permitted by the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC), the single-axis tracking facility interconnects into Dominion Energy North Carolina's 230 kV transmission grid in PJM Interconnection.

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.

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.

The Earleys Energy Storage Project is a 100 MW / 400 MWh 4-hour battery energy storage system located near Ahoskie in Hertford County, North Carolina. Positioned along the regional 230 kV transmission corridor operated by Dominion Energy North Carolina in PJM, the battery storage complex provides fast-ramping capacity, supports renewable integration from northeastern North Carolina solar farms, and delivers high-reliability grid stability during summer and winter peak demand events.

The Hickory-Shawboro Energy Storage Project is a utility-scale 120 MW / 480 MWh 4-hour battery energy storage system located near Moyock and Shawboro in Currituck County, North Carolina. Positioned near the Albemarle coastal corridor, the facility connects to Dominion Energy North Carolina's Hickory-Shawboro 230 kV transmission line in PJM, storing abundant daytime solar production from northeastern North Carolina solar farms and reinforcing regional grid reliability.

The Mackeys Energy Storage Project is a utility-scale 140 MW / 560 MWh 4-hour battery energy storage system located near Roper in Washington County, North Carolina. Positioned near the Albemarle Sound coastal plain, the facility integrates into Dominion Energy North Carolina's 230 kV transmission infrastructure in PJM, storing regional solar production from Eastern North Carolina's extensive solar farms and discharging during peak evening demand hours.

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.

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.