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3 Cactus Wren Energy Storage Project Acres: 40 800 MW battery storage
8 Desert Rainbow Solar Project Acres: 5,050 550 MW solar 550 MW battery storage AES Clean Energy proposes a utility- scale solar facility paired with battery storage on undeveloped land near the Maricopa-Pinal county line, about 12 miles west of Maricopa’s city limits. The project received a special use permit from the Goodyear City Council after the city annexed land for the development. 9 Tap Solar Farm Acres: 1,089 250 MW solar 250 MW battery storage Pinal County supervisors unanimously approved a land-use change for the proposed solar and battery facility. The City of Maricopa opposes the project because it conflicts with the city’s general plan, which designates the area for residential and commercial development, including 3,874 homes and two elementary schools. Arizona Game and Fish identified 53 potentially affected species, including the Sonoran pronghorn and Sonoran desert tortoise. 10 Kitt Solar Acres: 640 100 MW solar 400 MW battery storage Construction began in 2024 on the project developed by an Avantus affiliate. The facility has a power purchase agreement with Arizona Public Service. According to the original project information, completion was expected in 2026. 11 Valley Farms Energy Center Acres: 69 400 MW battery storage Valley Farms Energy Center LLC, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, is developing a battery storage facility on about 69 acres. The battery storage footprint would cover about 20 acres. The project is expected to come online in December 2027.
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The approved project would build a standalone battery energy storage system on 40 acres south of Maricopa in unincorporated Pinal County. The parcel was chosen because it is adjacent to existing high-voltage transmission lines and four major electrical substations. 4 Box Canyon Solar Project Acres: 1,918 300 MW solar Developed by BrightNight and Cordelio Power, the solar project occupies Arizona State Land Department property and is designed to feed clean energy directly into the regional grid. It has been in operation since 2025. 5 Arizona City Solar Acres: 1,900 275 MW solar Silver Creek Energy’s utility-scale solar development was initially planned on land previously designated for residential housing. The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved a major comprehensive plan amendment allowing the project to be built on the site. 6 Eloy Valley Solar Acres: 3,870 350 MW solar NextEra Energy’s solar farm spans multiple phases bordering agricultural and rural residential areas. A generation- tie transmission line would connect the project directly to the Western Area Power Administration’s ED-5 Substation. 7 Sonak Solar Acres: 1,887 275 MW solar Enel Green Power proposed the solar project on land previously planned for residential development. The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved a planned area development overlay district to transition the property to industrial and utility-scale solar use.
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