Delivering safe, reliable, dispatchable projects across the U.S. and
Asia Pacific
Hop Hill
The BrightNight Hop Hill project is currently under development in Benton County, Washington. This exciting project will provide 500-megawatts (MW) of renewable solar energy combined with 500MW of battery storage, which will result in high-value, dispatchable capacity that is capable of economically replacing retiring coal powered generation, improve grid reliability, compensate for declining hydro resources, and help insulate electricity customers from high natural gas prices.
Box Canyon
The BrightNight Box Canyon project, located in Pinal County, Arizona is an exceptional 300-megawatt system poised to deliver clean, reliable, affordable power to SPPA customers. Construction began in Q4 2023 and is expected to be operational by Q2 2025.
Ragland
Currently under development in McCracken County, Kentucky, the BrightNight Ragland Solar Project will provide 125-megawatts of clean renewable solar power. In addition to renewable electricity, the Ragland project will also generate significant economic value through tax revenue and job creation. We look forward to selling to a corporate utility project in the future.
Gage
The BrightNight Gage Solar Project project, located in Ballard County, Kentucky, will feature 240-megawatts (MW) of renewable solar power to meet regional electricity needs. This project marks our second partnership with LG&E KU in bringing large-scale renewable energy enterprises to the region. Through this project, Ballard County will support local landowners as they invest their property for development, positioning itself as a regional leader in clean renewable energy that will attract future investment from businesses prioritizing energy innovation.
Starfire
The BrightNight Starfire Renewable Power project is an industry-leading, multi-phase opportunity to deliver clean, renewable power to the state of Kentucky. Situated on 7,000 acres across the Perry, Knott, and Breathitt Counties, the 810-megawatt Starfire project will transform one of the Midwest’s largest coal mines into a clean renewable power project that meets the region’s energy needs and provides dispatchable renewable power through energy storage systems.
Greenwater
The Greenwater Storage Project will feature a 200 MW / 800 MWh Battery Energy Storage System situated in Pierce County, Washington. This solution will be capable of discharging a firm capacity for a continuous period of 4 hours while providing critical and responsive load-balancing capabilities needed to complement the region’s existing renewable energy sources.
Pioneer Clean Energy Center
The Pioneer Clean Energy Center is a state-of-the-art 300-megawatt solar and 300-megawatt-hour battery energy storage facility located in Yuma County, Arizona. The Pioneer Clean Energy Center will deliver reliable, affordable, and clean electricity to APS customers, supporting the utility’s growing energy needs and enhancing grid resilience.
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