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Grant County, Washington

8 utility solar and 2 battery storage projects are in development in Grant County, 2 of them under construction. The solar and battery storage projects in development add up to 2,524 MW. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.

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10in development
0of them pre-construction
2of them under construction
0operating
7 queued1 financed2 under construction

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What is in development in Grant County, and each industry’s page for Washington.

Utility solar8 in development (1,921 MW)2 under construction0 operating
Battery storage2 in development (603 MW)0 under construction0 operating

In development

Every project in development in Grant County.

Nearest to work first: under construction, then pre-construction, financed, permitted and queued. A project on a county line is listed in each county.

ProjectStageSize
Royal SlopeUtility solarUnder construction260 MW
SR Quincy ValleyUtility solarUnder construction130 MW
BPA request G0656Battery storageFinanced500 MW
BPA request G1032Utility solarQueued511 MW
BPA request G0668Utility solarQueued400 MW
BPA request G0660Utility solarQueued200 MW
BPA request G0602Utility solarQueued170 MW
BPA request G1001Utility solarQueued160 MW
BPA request G0828Battery storageQueued103 MW
BPA request G0626Utility solarQueued90 MW

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Nearby in Washington

Douglas County 8Yakima County 9Benton County 17Klickitat County 17

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Questions

Grant County, in short.

How many projects are in development in Grant County, Washington?

8 utility solar and 2 battery storage projects are in development in Grant County, 2 of them under construction.

Which projects in Grant County, Washington are under construction?

Royal Slope (260 MW) and SR Quincy Valley (130 MW).

Where does the Grant County data come from?

From the public records read daily for Washington: 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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