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The Longtown Battery Storage Project is a 5 MW / 20 MWh 4-hour utility-scale lithium-ion battery energy storage system (BESS) located along SC Highway 34 near Ridgeway in Fairfield County, South Carolina. Interconnecting directly with Duke Energy Carolinas' 44 kV sub-transmission network within the SERC reliability region, the facility provides local feeder peak shaving, grid frequency regulation, and voltage support for midlands rural distribution lines.

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.

The SR Tullahoma Solar Facility is a 200 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across rolling pastoral acreage in Moore County, Tennessee. Developed by Nashville-based Silicon Ranch under a long-term power purchase agreement with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the project delivers cost-effective zero-carbon electricity to the regional TVA grid while pioneering regenerative agricultural grazing and soil restoration under the Regenerative Energy program.

The E.W. Brown Battery Energy Storage Center is a 125 MW / 500 MWh four-hour utility-scale battery storage installation located at the E.W. Brown Generating Station near Burgin in Mercer County, Kentucky. Developed by Kentucky Utilities to replace retiring fossil units, the installation integrates directly into the station's existing high-voltage substation to bolster reserve margins and stabilize regional transmission across Central Kentucky.

The SR Puryear Solar Project is a 50 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation facility located along US Highway 641 near Puryear in Henry County, Tennessee. Developed by Silicon Ranch in partnership with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and the Paris Board of Public Utilities, the facility interconnects with TVA's 161 kV regional transmission grid in the SERC reliability region, supplying large industrial and municipal customers under TVA's Green Invest clean energy program.

The Sandersville Solar Project is a 50 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located along Kaolin Road near Sandersville in Washington County, Georgia. Developed under Georgia Power's Renewable Energy Development Initiative (REDI) and Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), the installation supplies clean electricity to Georgia's central kaolin mining and industrial belt while integrating directly into Southern Company's 115 kV transmission network.

The Ross Solar Farm is a 75 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across open rural lands near Darlington in Darlington County, South Carolina. Connected to Duke Energy Progress's Pee Dee regional electric transmission grid, the project supports South Carolina's Energy Freedom Act (Act 62) goals, generating zero-emission electricity to power local manufacturing and residential loads.

The Lawrenceburg Battery Energy Storage System is a 100 MW / 400 MWh four-hour utility-scale battery energy storage facility located in Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Kentucky. Developed by Kentucky Utilities within the SERC reliability footprint, the installation delivers essential peak shaving, rapid voltage control, and backup capacity to central Kentucky communities and bourbon distillery manufacturing centers.

The Norwood Solar Facility is a 107 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation station located across rolling timber and agricultural land near Norwood in Warren County, Georgia. Developed by Silicon Ranch Corporation under Georgia Power's Clean Advanced Solar Initiative (CASI) wholesale procurement framework, the project delivers clean baseload solar power to the Southern Company grid while incorporating holistic land management and regenerative agricultural grazing practices.

The Douglas Clean Solar Center is a 100 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Douglas in Coffee County, Georgia. Connecting into Georgia Power's southeastern transmission network under the SERC reliability framework, the plant harnesses abundant south Georgia sunshine to deliver reliable, low-cost solar electricity to municipal, commercial, and agricultural power subscribers.

The SR Sipsey Solar Project is a 10 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located along State Route 18 near Fayette in Fayette County, Alabama. Developed by Silicon Ranch in coordination with Alabama Power and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) power pool within the SERC region, the facility utilizes single-axis tracking systems and regenerative agrivoltaic practices to deliver clean solar energy to west-central Alabama utility customers.

The SR Marion Junction Solar Facility is a 15 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across pastoral acreage in Dallas County, Alabama. Developed by Silicon Ranch in partnership with Alabama Power, the project delivers clean, reliable electricity to the Black Belt region while incorporating regenerative agricultural practices through co-located sheep grazing and pollinator habitat under the Regenerative Energy framework.

The SR Lott Solar Facility is an 8 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation installation situated across rural pastureland near Citronelle in Mobile County, Alabama. Developed by Silicon Ranch under a long-term wholesale power agreement with Alabama Power, the facility delivers clean electricity to the Gulf Coast while incorporating regenerative land management through rotational sheep grazing under the Regenerative Energy framework.

The SR Bear Creek Solar Facility is a 5 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located along County Road 79 near Bear Creek in northern Marion County, Alabama. Developed by Silicon Ranch in partnership with Alabama Power, the single-axis tracking solar array delivers carbon-free electricity to northwest Alabama's regional grid while implementing regenerative agricultural land management.

The Copeland Solar Project is a 110 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across open Cumberland Plateau acreage in Cumberland County, Tennessee. Developed by Silicon Ranch under a long-term power purchase agreement with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the facility provides clean renewable electricity to the regional public power grid while incorporating regenerative agricultural practices.

The Kingstree Georgetown Solar Project is a 249 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located across managed timberland near Georgetown in Georgetown County, South Carolina. Financed and developed by Ingka Investments to supply clean renewable energy to the regional grid under power off-take arrangements with Santee Cooper, the project represents one of the largest single solar investments in the South Carolina Lowcountry.

The Tupelo Clean Energy Solar Station is a 150 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across open rural terrain near Tupelo in Lee County, Mississippi. Interconnecting to the high-voltage transmission grid within the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) regional service footprint, the project supplies clean, zero-emission electricity to power local manufacturing, automotive, and commercial operations across northeast Mississippi.

The Gage Solar Project is a 200 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across open agricultural acreage near Paducah in McCracken County, Kentucky. Developed by BrightNight to inject clean, low-cost renewable power into the regional transmission network operated in coordination with Big Rivers Electric Corporation and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the facility strengthens regional power resilience across western Kentucky.

The SR Milan Solar Facility is a 3 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility situated across open rural terrain near Milan in Gibson County, Tennessee. Developed by Silicon Ranch under a long-term wholesale power contract with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the facility supplies cost-effective solar energy to western Tennessee while integrating regenerative vegetation management.

The Camellia Clean Energy Center is a 150 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation facility located across managed timberlands in Effingham County, Georgia. Connecting into Georgia Power’s high-voltage transmission network, the facility supplies clean, emissions-free wholesale electricity to power rapid industrial manufacturing and advanced technology growth along the Savannah coastal corridor.

The Berrien Clean Hyperscale Compute Campus is a 200 MW clean compute facility planned near Nashville in Berrien County, Georgia. Connected to Georgia Transmission Corporation’s southern transmission grid, the facility offers high-availability cloud computing and AI cluster hosting powered by regional clean energy resources and advanced water-free cooling technology.

The Dodge Clean Hyperscale Compute Campus is a 200 MW master-planned compute facility located near Eastman in Dodge County, Georgia. Interconnected with the regional 230 kV bulk power grid, the multi-building campus delivers enterprise cloud processing and generative AI compute infrastructure powered by regional clean energy resources.

The Statesboro Clean Compute Campus is a planned 200 MW hyperscale data center development located in Statesboro, Bulloch County, Georgia. Positioned along the Interstate 16 technology and manufacturing corridor, the campus provides scalable, high-efficiency cloud computing and artificial intelligence inference capacity, powered by dedicated high-voltage substation feeds from Georgia Power.

The Telfair Clean Hyperscale Compute Campus is a planned 200 MW clean compute facility located near McRae-Helena in Telfair County, Georgia. Interconnected with Oglethorpe Power’s high-voltage electrical grid, the campus provides critical digital infrastructure for enterprise cloud workloads and AI model inference powered by Georgia clean generation assets.