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Falls County, Texas
6 utility solar, 1 battery storage and 1 onshore wind projects are in development in Falls County, 2 of them under construction, with 7 more already operating. The solar, battery storage and wind projects in development add up to 1,257 MW. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.
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| Project | Stage | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Roseland Solar IIUtility solar | Under construction | 254 MW |
| Rosebud Solar SLFUtility solar | Under construction | 130 MW |
| RIVERBEND SOLAR SLFUtility solar | Queued | 302 MW |
| Pasture Rose WindOnshore wind | Queued | 199 MW |
| Wang Solar SLFUtility solar | Queued | 145 MW |
| Bronc Rodeo Solar ProjectUtility solar | Queued | 106 MW |
| Fallstone Solar SLFUtility solar | Queued | 61 MW |
| Falls County StorageBattery storage | Queued | 60 MW |
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- Blevins SolarUtility solar · 272 MW
- Roseland SolarUtility solar · 254 MW
- True North SolarUtility solar · 239 MW
- Coral SolarUtility solar · 152 MW
- Golinda SolarUtility solar · 103 MW
- Spanish CrownUtility solar · 103 MW
- Roseland Solar Project, LLCBattery storage · 52 MW
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Falls County, in short.
How many projects are in development in Falls County, Texas?
6 utility solar, 1 battery storage and 1 onshore wind projects are in development in Falls County, 2 of them under construction, with 7 more already operating.
Which projects in Falls County, Texas are under construction?
Roseland Solar II (254 MW) and Rosebud Solar SLF (130 MW).
Where does the Falls 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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