Pins matching tag:RenewableEnergy

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.

Development of the Pitt Clean Solar Energy Center by SunEnergy1 near Greenville and Bethel in Pitt County, North Carolina. Generating 80 MWac of utility-scale solar electricity interconnected to the Duke Energy Progress 115 kV / 230 kV eastern North Carolina grid, the 110M USD facility delivers near-term clean 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.

Development of the Foley Clean Solar Center in Baldwin County, Alabama. Supplying 80 MWac of renewable power, the utility-scale photovoltaic facility feeds directly into the southern Alabama transmission network, supporting regional coastal power reliability with zero-carbon energy dispatch.

Development of the Windy Lane Clean Solar Energy Center in De Baca County, New Mexico. Delivering 90 MWac of utility-scale photovoltaic capacity along the U.S. Highway 60 transmission corridor near Fort Sumner and Yeso, the hybrid-ready solar facility connects to central New Mexico high-voltage export lines.

Leeward Renewable Energy is building Twelvemile Solar III, a 200 MW solar facility north of State Highway 22 in Johnston County, Oklahoma, part of the 352.2 MW Twelvemile Solar project. LRE expects all three Twelvemile facilities to begin operating in 2026.

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.

NextEra Energy Resources and Sysco are building the Rumble Solar Energy Center, a 250 MW solar project off SH-152 in Minco, Grady County, Oklahoma, expected to finish by the end of 2026. Cleanview tracks it under the name 'Grady Solar' (252 MW) and 'Rumble Solar'.

Development of the Sweetleaf Clean Solar Energy Center by EDF Renewables near Enfield and Scotland Neck in Halifax County, North Carolina. Supplying 93 MWac of utility-scale solar power tied to the Dominion Energy / Duke Energy Progress transmission corridor, the 125M USD project supports North Carolina Carbon Plan renewable additions.

Invenergy's Vinton Solar Energy Center is a 125 MW solar generation facility in Vinton County, Ohio. Cleanview lists a January 2027 target online date; Invenergy's page gives no date or cost.

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.

Development of the Cherry Clean Solar Energy Center by SunEnergy1 near Jackson and Garysburg in Northampton County, North Carolina. Generating 180 MWac of utility-scale photovoltaic power interconnected to the Dominion Energy / PJM 230 kV transmission corridor, the 225M USD facility supplies clean energy to southeastern corporate and utility off-takers.

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.

Silicon Ranch is developing the 200 MWac SR Tullahoma Solar Project across approximately 1,873 acres in Moore County near Tullahoma, Tennessee. Contracted to the Tennessee Valley Authority under a long-term PPA supporting TVA Green Invest and supplying dedicated renewable power to the Jack Daniel Distillery in Lynchburg, the project interconnects via a new 161 kV substation to TVA Franklin-Wartrace transmission corridor.

Invenergy development of the Foxtrot Clean Solar Energy Project in Jasper County, Missouri. Generating 107 MWac of single-axis tracking solar photovoltaic power tied to the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) 161 kV transmission network near Carthage, the project supplies clean electricity to southwestern Missouri.

Consumers Energy transmission-connected development of the Battle Creek to Oneida Clean Solar Center in Calhoun County, Michigan. Generating 309 MWac of renewable power, the facility interconnects directly to the 345 kV bulk electric system to replace retiring fossil units with clean photovoltaic energy.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Pelahatchie to Scott Clean Solar Farm in Scott County, Mississippi. Generating 175 MWac of renewable power, the project interfaces with the 115 kV regional transmission system to strengthen central Mississippi agricultural and commercial energy reliability.

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.

Silicon Ranch and Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) development of the SR Magnolia Clean Solar Farm in Monroe County, Mississippi. Delivering 160 MWac of regenerative utility-scale solar generation, the project connects to the 161 kV TVA transmission network to power northeastern Mississippi commercial and industrial off-takers.

D.E. Shaw Renewable Investments (DESRI) development of the Hinds Clean Solar Energy Center in Hinds County, Mississippi. Generating 150 MWac of clean photovoltaic power interconnected with Entergy Mississippi's high-voltage grid, the project delivers carbon-free electricity to the Jackson metropolitan region.

Consumers Energy development of the White Road to Four Mile Clean Solar Farm in Muskegon County, Michigan. Generating 250 MWac of clean power along the 138 kV transmission corridor near Lake Michigan, the facility provides essential renewable replacement power and supports Michigan's 100% clean energy standard.

Swift Current Energy development of the Arrowhead to Bear Creek Clean Solar Project in Pine County, Minnesota. Delivering 288 MWac of clean photovoltaic power, the facility interconnects directly to Great River Energy's 230 kV transmission network to power east-central Minnesota homes and businesses.

Entergy Louisiana transmission-connected development of the Hartburg to Layfield Clean Solar Center in Sabine Parish, Louisiana. Generating 270 MWac of renewable power, the project interconnects with the 500 kV bulk transmission system to provide utility-scale clean electricity to commercial and industrial energy users along the Louisiana-Texas border.

MISO regional transmission interconnection development of the Batesville to Moon Lake Clean Solar Project in Quitman County, Mississippi. Generating 450 MWac of clean power across the Mississippi Delta agricultural basin, the system connects directly to the 230 kV transmission line to support industrial loads and renewable portfolio expansion.