Exact site not public
Map
Q255 in Arizona: the ring is the region's center, not the site. Outline: Natural Earth and US Census Bureau, both public domain.
Solar + storage
Possible duplicatePossible duplicateThis queue request names no project, so it may be a plant already listed from EIA-860M. It is shown but not counted in headline figures.
- Capacity
- Capacity: sourceLBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions) · Open license, with creditMW
- Interconnection queue
- Arizona Public Service
- Queue position
- Q255
- In-service date
- (stated)
- Location
- Coconino County, Arizona (exact site not stated)EstimateEstimated from the county centroid. The source names the county, not the site. Source: LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions). How we estimate →
Details
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- Kind
- Generation
- Technology
- Solar + storage source: “Solar+Battery”
Timeline
- Observed as studied in Berkeley Lab (source status: “active”).
- Stated In-service date stated by Berkeley Lab. Passed 4.9 years ago; Berkeley Lab still says studied.
“Stated” dates are the source’s plan, not a commitment.
About these dates
Status and dates as the source last listed them. Later changes follow as we see them.
Overdue: the stated date is more than 90 days past. Some sources stop updating dates once a project is built.
Sources
1 sourceSources Berkeley Lab
Sources
- LBNL "Queued Up" project-level interconnection queue data file (non-ISO regions)Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and GridTracker, Queued Up data file (2026 edition), CC BY 4.0. Modified by Inframation: non-ISO and MISO regions only; MISO rows labelled with the date the file's queue data runs to; statuses and technologies mapped to Inframation's vocabulary. Queued Up Data File. Copyright (c) 2026, The Regents of the University of California, through Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (subject to receipt of any required approvals from the U.S. Dept. of Energy) & GridTracker.