Dega Solar and Storage

A 200 MW utility solar project in Talladega County, Alabama. Dega Solar and Storage has asked to connect to the grid or filed for its first approvals; nothing on record yet commits money to it. Public records name DEGA bn, LLC as its developer. No public record read so far names its builder.

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The record

What the public record says about Dega Solar and Storage, as of 23 Oct 2026.

Stage	Queued
Construction start	Q2 2028 estimate
Size	200 MW
Location	Talladega County, Alabama (to about 10 km)
Developer	DEGA bn, LLC
Grid operator	—
Builder (EPC)	Not named yet
Trade subcontractors	in the app
People to call	in the app
Phase windows	in the app

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SOCO request IC-1162Utility solar	Queued	100 MW
SOCO request IC-943Utility solar	Queued	80 MW

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Questions

Dega Solar and Storage, in short.

Where is Dega Solar and Storage?

Dega Solar and Storage is a 200 MW utility solar project in Talladega County, Alabama. The public page places it to within about ten kilometres; the precise location is in the subscriber record.

When does construction start on Dega Solar and Storage?

Groundtrace estimates construction starts in the second quarter of 2028. This is an estimate from the project's filings, not a date any record states; the exact date and the record behind it are in the subscriber record.

Who is developing Dega Solar and Storage?

DEGA bn, LLC, as the public record names it.

Who is building Dega Solar and Storage?

No public record read so far names a builder for Dega Solar and Storage. Groundtrace leaves the field empty rather than guess, and fills it when a permit, a filing or the builder's own page names one.