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Core Scientific closed its roughly 444 million USD cash acquisition of Polaris DS, about 440 MW of in-service grid power under Oklahoma Gas & Electric agreements next to its Muskogee, Oklahoma campus, which it plans to scale to about 1.5 GW gross.

Boutique eco-glamping sanctuary perched high in the jungle canopy overlooking Marimegmeg Beach and the dramatic karst limestone islands of Bacuit Bay.

Cloverleaf Infrastructure's Project Open Sky, a 633-acre campus of six data center buildings north of Piedmont, Oklahoma, needing about 1.4 GW of electrical capacity for a 1 GW cloud campus (Cleanview lists 800 MW), had its annexation and rezoning vote postponed for the fifth time on 28 September 2026; no total project cost has been published.

Longroad Energy is building the 300 MWac (400 MWdc) 1000 Mile solar farm in Yoakum County, Texas, with all output contracted to Meta; construction began at financial close on 15 September 2025 and no total project cost has been published.

NextEra Energy Resources is advancing the 202 MW Sedgwick Solar project across rural Sedgwick County, Kansas, amid countywide solar moratorium debates.

Invenergy is developing the 200M USD, 220 MW Tip Top Solar and battery storage project in Lea County, New Mexico, backed by 200M USD in County Industrial Revenue Bonds.

Aligned Data Centers broke ground on 9 April 2026 on Project Caprock, a 540 MW, 313-acre, six-facility data center campus in Hale County near Abernathy, Texas, expected to anchor 5B USD of investment, with the first building due in Q1 2027.

Lydian Energy is building the 75 MWac AC Ranch solar project (with a battery) in Lea County, New Mexico, to supply Western Farmers Electric Cooperative in the SPP market; no project cost has been published.

Google is developing a 1.2B USD, 156 MW hyperscale data center facility across 600 acres in Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, interconnected to Lincoln Electric System's transmission network.

Nebius broke ground on 12 May 2026 on a multi-building AI campus on about 400 acres in Independence, Missouri: the first building is 200 MW, the campus is planned at up to 1,200 MW (ARCO National Construction; the city says it needs at least 800 MW of supply), and Cleanview lists a 400 MW expansion row; no cost has been published, and a resident lawsuit has a hearing set for 22 October.

Invenergy LLC has finalized lease options and SPP interconnection milestones for the 320M USD, 300 MWac Caddo Solar Project in Caddo County, Oklahoma, supplying renewable wholesale power across the Southwest Power Pool.

NextEra Energy Resources proposes High Spring Solar, up to 400 MW on about 4,505 acres in Muskogee County, Oklahoma, with an estimated 530 million USD investment and operations targeted for December 2027.

Doral Renewables LLC has secured county land approvals and SPP interconnection rights for the 310M USD, 288 MWac Woodward Clean Solar Project in Woodward County, Oklahoma, advancing regional clean energy goals.

NextEra Energy Resources is developing the 550M USD, 400 MW High Spring Solar Center across 4,505 acres in Muskogee County, Oklahoma, contracted under a long-term clean energy PPA with Google to power regional data centers.

NextEra Energy Resources development of the Wright Clean Energy Storage Center in Ford County, Kansas. Delivering 252 MW / 1,008 MWh of four-hour lithium-ion battery capacity, the project connects to the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) transmission grid near Dodge City to store abundant western Kansas wind and solar energy for high-demand dispatch.

IREN's Project Emerald is a two-phase AI data center campus on about 2,000 acres south of Kiowa in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, announced by IREN at 1,600 MW (1,200 MW in the county's incentive plan) with a 50B USD plan value; commissioners tabled its tax incentive districts on 22 June 2026.

NextEra Energy Resources has received county conditional use permits for the 550M USD, 500 MW utility solar energy center in Johnson County, Kansas, serving the Kansas City metropolitan grid.

Alcove Infrastructure is developing the 1.1B USD, 150 MW Osawatomie data center campus across 220 acres in Miami County, Kansas, interconnected to Evergy's regional transmission system.

Engie North America development of the Elk Clean Solar Center in Elk County, Kansas. Delivering 400 MWac of renewable power capacity, the project connects into high-voltage regional SPP lines in southeastern Kansas to supply utility off-takers with cost-effective zero-emissions solar electricity.

Google is constructing an additional 900M USD, 87 MW data hall at its Omaha campus in Douglas County, Nebraska, interconnected to Omaha Public Power District's 345 kV electric transmission system.

Doral Renewables is developing the 450M USD Tennyson Creek Solar and Storage Project (Bourbon Solar) across 2,400 acres in Bourbon County, Kansas, delivering 300 MW of solar PV and battery storage under approved county road agreements.

Hecate Energy has executed generator interconnection agreements for the 550M USD, 500 MW utility solar energy center in Coffey County, Kansas, supporting Southwest Power Pool regional reliability.

NextEra Energy Resources is advancing the 500M USD West Gardner Solar Center across 2,500 acres in southwestern Johnson County, Kansas, delivering 320 MW of solar PV and a 128 MW battery storage facility to the SPP grid.

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.

Savion Energy is developing the 360M USD, 425 MW / 1,700 MWh four-hour utility battery energy storage system in Gardner, Johnson County, Kansas, on Evergy / SPP 161/345 kV lines.

Clean energy infrastructure developers are constructing the 220M USD, 200 MW utility-scale photovoltaic solar generation plant in Eunice, Lea County, New Mexico, interconnecting to the Southwestern Public Service Co (Xcel Energy) 115 kV transmission grid.

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.