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Colorado County, Texas
3 utility solar and 10 battery storage projects are in development in Colorado County, 2 of them under construction. The solar and battery storage projects in development add up to 1,665 MW. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.
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| Project | Stage | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Colorado Clean Energy Center (BESS)Battery storage | Under construction | 10 MW |
| Columbus Clean Energy Center (BESS)Battery storage | Under construction | 10 MW |
| Paloma Energy CenterUtility solar | Pre-construction | 194 MW |
| Paloma Energy Center BESSBattery storage | Pre-construction | 54 MW |
| Driet BESSBattery storage | Financed | 151 MW |
| Altair Energy StorageBattery storage | Queued | 202 MW |
| Cottontail Energy CenterBattery storage | Queued | 201 MW |
| Moonlight Sonata BESSBattery storage | Queued | 201 MW |
| Montezuma StorageBattery storage | Queued | 184 MW |
| Firefly Fields StorageBattery storage | Queued | 157 MW |
| Firefly Fields SolarUtility solar | Queued | 101 MW |
| Radiant Plains Energy Center SolarUtility solar | Queued | 100 MW |
| Radiant Plains Energy Center BESSBattery storage | Queued | 100 MW |
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Colorado County, in short.
How many projects are in development in Colorado County, Texas?
3 utility solar and 10 battery storage projects are in development in Colorado County, 2 of them under construction.
Which projects in Colorado County, Texas are under construction?
Colorado Clean Energy Center (BESS) (10 MW) and Columbus Clean Energy Center (BESS) (10 MW).
Where does the Colorado County data come from?
From the public records read daily for Texas: grid interconnection queues, construction permits, county records, state siting and procurement filings, and satellite imagery. Locations are shown to a tenth of a degree; builders, developers, construction starts and work contacts are in the subscriber record.
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