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NextEra Energy Resources is advancing the 220 MW (219.96 MW) utility-scale Morrison Battery Energy Storage System in Noble County, Oklahoma. Sited near Morrison and collocated with the 220 MW Willow Creek Wind project, the facility connects directly to the Oklahoma Gas and Electric (OG&E) White Tail 345 kV Substation under Southwest Power Pool (SPP) surplus interconnection agreement GEN-2025-SR8, providing dispatchable reserve capacity and grid balancing across the regional transmission network.

NextEra Energy Resources is developing the 200 MW utility-scale Minco Battery Energy Storage System in Grady County, Oklahoma. Sited adjacent to the major OG&E Minco 345 kV Substation and collocated with the multi-phase Minco Wind Energy Center, the four-hour storage project connects under Southwest Power Pool (SPP) surplus interconnection agreement GEN-2025-SR6 to deliver dispatchable capacity and grid stabilization across central Oklahoma.

NextEra Energy Resources is developing the 209 MW utility-scale Oakwood Battery Energy Storage System in Dewey County, Oklahoma. Located near Oakwood and interconnecting into the critical OG&E Tatonga 345 kV Substation along the Woodward-Tatonga-Matthewson transmission corridor, the project reinforces grid reliability in the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) footprint and supports collocated renewable energy balancing alongside the 226 MW Mammoth Plains Wind Center.

Peregrine Energy Solutions is developing the 180M USD, 200 MW / 800 MWh grid-scale lithium-ion battery storage center in Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas, interconnecting on SPP 161 kV.

Clean power developers are advancing the 240M USD, 200 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic solar installation in Johnston County, Oklahoma, interconnecting to the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E) 345 kV network.

Renewable power developers are engineering the 350M USD, 350 MW utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation complex in Johnston County, Oklahoma, interconnecting to OG&E and the SPP 345 kV transmission grid.