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SOLAR · WESTSolar project G1068, Clark County
Solar project G1068, Clark County is a 1.0 MW solar request in interconnection study in the West interconnection queue, in Clark County, Washington.
- PlanningQueued Jun 2024 (current stage)
- Consented (not yet reached)
- Construction (not yet reached)
- OperatingTarget Nov 2024 (not yet reached)
- Closed (not yet reached)
Studies assess what grid upgrades the project would need and who pays for them. A signed interconnection agreement is the main step before construction.
Request details
- Queue ID
- G1068
- Grid region
- West (non-ISO utilities)
- Connection point (POI)
- Sifton 115kV Substation
- Location
- Clark County, Washington
- Technology
- Solar: 1.0 MW
- Total requested
- 1.0 MW
- Service type
- Energy only (ERIS)
- Study phase
- In Progress (unknown study)
- Queue status
- Active
- Entered queue
- 21 June 2024
- Proposed online date
- November 2024
Location
Marker shows the centre of Clark County; the queue data does not give exact sites.
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Other requests in Clark County
- Gas project G1008, Clark CountyGas · 286 MW · in study
- Battery storage project G1058, Clark CountyBattery storage · 20.0 MW · in study
- Solar project G0968, Clark CountySolar · 1.0 MW · in study
- River Road Generating PlantGas · 240 MW · built
- Ross MHQ Solar ProjectSolar · 1.0 MW · built
- 500MW St Johns-RossGas · 500 MW · withdrawn
- Battery storage project C3-048, Clark CountyBattery storage · 300 MW · withdrawn
- Battery storage project C2-51, Clark CountyBattery storage · 300 MW · withdrawn
- Clark Public UtilitiesGas · 250 MW · withdrawn
- Battery storage project C3-047, Clark CountyBattery storage · 200 MW · withdrawn
- Gas project G28, Clark CountyGas · 100 MW · withdrawn
- Other project 658, Clark CountyOther · 60.0 MW · withdrawn
Source: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Queued Up, data through end of 2025, compiled from ISO/RTO and utility queues. Check the grid operator's own queue for the latest status. Report a problem