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Sandoval County, New Mexico
4 utility solar and 1 data center projects are in development in Sandoval County, 2 of them under construction, with 9 more already operating. The solar projects in development add up to 245 MW. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.
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- TagSandoval CountyUnder construction · permit filed Feb 2024Builder: not yet named
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| Project | Stage | Size |
|---|---|---|
| SLO-2Utility solar | Under construction | 5 MW |
| TagData centers | Under construction | — |
| NMRD Data Center IVUtility solar | Financed | 140 MW |
| PNM request IA-PNM-2017-06Utility solar | Financed | 50 MW |
| PNM request IA-PNM-2017-07Utility solar | Financed | 50 MW |
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- TAGUtility solar · 140 MW
- Encino Solar Energy CenterUtility solar · 55 MW
- NMRD Data Center III, LLCUtility solar · 50 MW
- Sandoval Solar Energy CenterUtility solar · 6 MW
- ASG-2 Community SolarUtility solar · 5 MW
- Cuba 2.5ac, LLCUtility solar · 2 MW
- City of Rio Rancho WWTPUtility solar · 1 MW
- Rio Rancho High SchoolUtility solar · 1 MW
- Sue Cleveland High SchoolUtility solar · 1 MW
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Sandoval County, in short.
How many projects are in development in Sandoval County, New Mexico?
4 utility solar and 1 data center projects are in development in Sandoval County, 2 of them under construction, with 9 more already operating.
Which projects in Sandoval County, New Mexico are under construction?
SLO-2 (5 MW) and Tag.
Where does the Sandoval County data come from?
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