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ISO-NE: projects in the interconnection queue

33 solar and battery storage projects that Groundtrace tracks in the ISO New England’s queue are in development, 4,744 MW in all. Each one is joined to its permits, county records and satellite imagery, so the list below starts with the sites closest to breaking ground, not the newest requests.

33in development
0of them pre-construction
2of them under construction
11operating
6 queued25 financed2 under construction

About the ISO-NE queue

ISO New England runs the grid for Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. Its queue lists each request's size, fuel, town and study status.

Interconnection queue · interconnection agreement · how to tell a project is about to break ground

By state

Projects in development in the queue, most first.

Nearest to work

Projects in development in the ISO-NE queue.

Under construction first, then pre-construction, financed, permitted and queued.

ProjectStageSize
Three Rivers SolarUtility solar · Hancock County, MaineUnder construction100 MW
Nutes SolarUtility solar · Strafford County, New HampshireUnder construction20 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Middlesex County, MassachusettsFinanced508 MW
Lite Brite Battery StorageBattery storage · Suffolk County, MassachusettsFinanced306 MW
Hecate Energy Eastern Ave Energy CenterBattery storage · Suffolk County, MassachusettsFinanced250 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Washington County, Rhode IslandFinanced205 MW
Naugatuck Avenue Battery StorageBattery storage · New Haven County, ConnecticutFinanced205 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Worcester County, MassachusettsFinanced204 MW
Norman Street Battery StorageBattery storage · Middlesex County, MassachusettsFinanced204 MW
Energy StorageBattery storage · Norfolk County, MassachusettsFinanced170 MW
Unnamed 150 MW solar projectUtility solar · Hartford County, ConnecticutFinanced150 MW
Unnamed 143 MW solar projectUtility solar · Somerset County, MaineFinanced143 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Litchfield County, ConnecticutFinanced142 MW
Broadleaf SolarUtility solar · Hartford County, ConnecticutFinanced101 MW
Warren Meadow SolarUtility solar · Knox County, MaineFinanced74 MW
FPS Panton SolarUtility solar · Addison County, VermontFinanced50 MW
Husky SolarUtility solar · Windham County, ConnecticutFinanced50 MW
West Springfield 45 MW BESSBattery storage · Hampden County, MassachusettsFinanced45 MW
Solar KnoxUtility solar · Knox County, MaineFinanced34 MW
BD Solar Church HillUtility solar · Androscoggin County, MaineFinanced20 MW
Fair Haven SolarUtility solar · Rutland County, VermontFinanced20 MW
GDC Saco SolarUtility solar · York County, MaineFinanced20 MW
Shaftsbury SolarUtility solar · Bennington County, VermontFinanced20 MW
Turner Meadow SolarUtility solar · Androscoggin County, MaineFinanced20 MW
SolarFairfieldUtility solar · Somerset County, MaineFinanced18 MW
West Baldwin SolarUtility solar · Cumberland County, MaineFinanced17 MW
Emery Meadow SolarUtility solar · York County, MaineFinanced16 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Barnstable County, MassachusettsQueued585 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Norfolk County, MassachusettsQueued301 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Berkshire County, MassachusettsQueued296 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Hampden County, MassachusettsQueued254 MW
Battery StorageBattery storage · Bristol County, MassachusettsQueued170 MW
Unnamed 25 MW solar projectUtility solar · Hartford County, ConnecticutQueued25 MW

Every project in ISO-NE's queue, with its builder, construction start and the people to call.

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Questions

ISO-NE, in short.

How many projects in ISO-NE's queue are in development?

33 projects that Groundtrace tracks in ISO-NE's interconnection queue are in development, 4,744 MW in all, 2 of them under construction.

Which states do they sit in?

Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire and Rhode Island, most first.

Does a place in ISO-NE's queue mean a project will be built?

No. Most interconnection requests are withdrawn before construction. A signed interconnection agreement, a financing close, a construction permit or ground work seen from satellite says far more, and Groundtrace ranks projects by those signals, not by their queue date.

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