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Preston County, West Virginia

9 utility solar and 2 battery storage projects are in development in Preston County, 0 of them under construction. The solar and battery storage projects in development add up to 797 MW. Who is building each one, and who to call, is in the app.

11in development
0of them pre-construction
0of them under construction
0operating
10 queued1 financed

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ProjectStageSize
Brandonville SolarUtility solarFinanced100 MW
Unnamed 100 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued100 MW
Unnamed 98 MW storage projectBattery storageQueued98 MW
Unnamed 97 MW storage projectBattery storageQueued97 MW
Unnamed 70 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued70 MW
Unnamed 68 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued68 MW
Unnamed 65 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued65 MW
Unnamed 50 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued50 MW
Unnamed 50 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued50 MW
Unnamed 50 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued50 MW
Unnamed 49 MW solar projectUtility solarQueued49 MW

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Preston County, in short.

How many projects are in development in Preston County, West Virginia?

9 utility solar and 2 battery storage projects are in development in Preston County, 0 of them under construction.

Which projects in Preston County, West Virginia are furthest along?

Brandonville Solar (financed), Unnamed 100 MW solar project (queued) and Unnamed 98 MW storage project (queued). No project in Preston County is under construction yet.

Where does the Preston County data come from?

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